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  • Black Friday transactions jump 10 per cent on 2017, according to Barclaycard data

    November 24, 2018

    The number of transactions on Black Friday jumped ten per cent year-on-year but the amount spent plummeted compared to 2017, according to credit card data. Consumers spent 12 per cent less while shopping using Barclaycard yesterday compared to Black Friday the previous year. Barclaycard processed an all-time record number of transactions yesterday, hitting 1,087 transactions a [...]

  • Aldi’s Kevin the Carrot festive advert toy causes shopping hysteria

    November 23, 2018

    Sales of Aldi's Kevin the Carrot plush toys have sent UK shoppers wild ahead of Black Friday, with the toy selling out online and in stores up and down the country less than a day after being made available. The release of Aldi's Christmas advert this year saw the return of Kevin the Carrot and his [...]

  • We live in a material world, so let’s embrace Black Friday – and freedom

    November 23, 2018

    Today is Black Friday: a day that conjures up images of keen shoppers scrambling to be first in the door at 5am to secure that half-price LED 50-inch TV, while scrums of people fight tooth and nail for the last discounted kettle. This is how we usually characterise this annual sales fest, ever since Asda [...]

  • Guest notes: Boatman’s analysis on Babcock should be treated with scepticism

    November 23, 2018

    All the noise around Babcock and its financial woes have left me feeling distinctly uncomfortable. It’s not the fact that the company has issues, as do most outsourcers. My problem is with the source of the recent vicious bear raid on the business – the so-called Boatman Capital. It is a month since Boatman and [...]

  • Black Friday shoppers prepare to spend £2.4bn – here’s what they’re buying

    November 22, 2018

    UK shoppers are set to spend a record £2.44bn on Black Friday tomorrow, with £2.95m being spent every minute as people prepare to do their Christmas shopping early. High streets will attract the majority of the spend despite a tough year of declining sales, as retailers expect to net £1.41bn from brick-and-mortar stores. Digital isn’t [...]

  • Amazon re-opens its international sites to Australian shoppers after shutdown backlash

    November 22, 2018

    E-commerce giant Amazon has reversed its decision to block shoppers in Australia from buying products on its main website, after new tax legislation in the country caused the retailer to exit the country. Amazon debuted its Australia-only website in July in the wake of 10 per cent tax on goods and services on imported items worth [...]

  • Vivienne Westwood sales up as luxury brands resist retail troubles

    November 22, 2018

    Luxury fashion label Vivienne Westwood saw a rise in sales last year as high-end designers defy tough conditions for UK retailers. The designer brand’s turnover was £40.8m in 2017, up from £37.5m the year before, though profit remained flat at £1.9m. The company said 2017 was a “challenging year”, with retail conditions putting pressure on [...]

  • Model train maker Hornby narrows losses as it plans to get back on track

    November 22, 2018

    Model railway maker Hornby today said it will end discounting as it reported a reduction in losses in the six months to the end of September, sending shares up more than five per cent. The figures Hornby’s revenue was down to £13.8m from £17m in the same period last year. Group loss before tax was £3.2m, [...]

  • CMC Markets profits dive 76 per cent on regulatory changes

    November 22, 2018

    Spread betting platform CMC Markets reported a 76 per cent dive in profits this morning, causing shares to fall more than six per cent. The forex trader’s poor performance was driven by a deterioration in market volatility and range bound markets, worsened by the introduction of new retail trading regulatory changes in August, it said [...]

  • Glass half empty for retailer Majestic Wine as losses drive shares down

    November 22, 2018

    Majestic Wine’s share price took a 14 per cent hit this morning after it posted half-year losses and predicted its full-year results to be “flat at best” against the year before. The figures The retailer posted a £200,000 loss for the six months to 1 October, down on a £3.1m profit for the same period last year. [...]

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