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  • Morrisons takeover could trigger breakup, analysts warn

    July 31, 2021

    Analysts have warned that British supermarket chain Morrisons could be broken up if it is taken over by buyout firms. Analysts at Bernstein said they “struggle to see” how Morrisons’ assets would not be stripped if the takeover proceeds at the current or a higher offer price. Read more: Morrisons: Singapore’s wealth fund GIC joins [...]

  • Pound on track for best week since December

    July 30, 2021

    Pound sterling hovered near a one-month high against the dollar on Friday and was set to register its strongest week since December 2020. The reopening of the UK economy has fuelled consumer spending, while a drop in Covid cases over the last week has improved investor sentiment. Read more: Euro 2020 pushes retail sales above [...]

  • Sports Direct owner Frasers Group set for ‘upbeat’ update after reopening stores

    July 30, 2021

    An “upbeat” trading update is reportedly expected from Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group, which owns Sports Direct, in the hope that the reopening of high street stores have pushed up sales The retail giant was more cautious in its outlook in April despite the reopening of retailers across the UK. It warned it could take a [...]

  • Screenshot: Will the digital advertising boom ever end?

    July 30, 2021

    This week **Media Moment of the Week: You are what you tweet **Will the digital advertising boom ever end? **Esports: Britain’s next big thing? Media Moment of the Week: You are what you tweet You know the scenario: someone says something you don’t like on Twitter and you have an overwhelming urge to rise to [...]

  • Amazon falls short of estimates amid retail competition

    July 29, 2021

    Amazon reported second quarter sales that missed Wall Street expectations on Thursday, in a rare shortfall as rival retailers ramped up online sales and brick-and-mortar made a recovery when lockdown restrictions eased. The e-commerce giant posted net quarterly sales of $113.08bn to June 30, up from $88.91bn a year earlier. Its results fell short of [...]

  • Exclusive: HMV’s new owner on where he wants to take his High Street stores

    July 29, 2021

    Music and entertainment retailer HMV confirmed last week plans to open 10 new stores, including a flagship London site. Following its decline into administration two years ago its Oxford Street store – along with many others – were closed. However, new owner Doug Putman, a Canadian music retail executive, bought the struggling business and believes [...]

  • Pets at Home keeps lockdown puppy boom momentum and hoists revenue

    July 29, 2021

    Pets at Home has kept up its pandemic sales momentum in its first-quarter following last year’s lockdown puppy boom, with revenue up 25.7 per cent. The pet retailer group’s total revenue lifted to £377m in the weeks to 15 July, with 29.4 per cent growth on the same period the year before Covid-19. The group [...]

  • Lookers shares drive higher as car dealer upgrades profit guidance

    July 29, 2021

    Shares in car dealership chain Lookers jumped eight per cent this morning after the company told investors it was expecting a higher full year profit. Lookers said in a first half trading update that underlying profit before tax in six months to 30 June is now expected to be approximately £50m, compared to a £36.1m [...]

  • Boots, boost: Doc Martens profits up with stores reopening

    July 29, 2021

    Dr. Martens saw a strong first quarter with a significant increase in revenue, even compared to pre-pandemic levels, due to the reopening of stores and continued digital growth. The British bootmaker a revenue of £147.3m for the three months to June 30, a 52 percent increase compared to the same period last year and 31 [...]

  • Coronavirus and the impact on UK insolvencies

    July 29, 2021

    We’ve spoken to insolvency expert, David McGinness, Insolvency Practitioner at French Duncan Restructuring & Debt Advisory, on how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted businesses across UK and what the future holds for them. David McGinness has more than 15 years experience in all types of personal and corporate insolvency. Through the course of his insolvency [...]

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