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  • Bricking it: Lego sales and profits fall on weaker dollar

    September 4, 2018

    Lego was impacted by the weaker US dollar in the first half of 2018, reporting lower sales and profits today. The Danish toy company said it was pleased with performance given the challenges of the toy industry, and is now focused on stabilising the business. The figures Global consumer sales grew one per cent in [...]

  • McColl’s sales still impacted by Palmer & Harvey collapse

    September 4, 2018

    Sales at convenience retailer McColl's have struggled to pick up for another quarter as the company still grapples with the collapse of wholesaler Palmer & Harvey. The figures Total revenue in the 13 weeks to 26 August was up 0.6 per cent, but like-for-like sales slipped 0.9 per cent due to continued supply chain disruption. [...]

  • Halfords sales speed up as servicing business benefits from drop in car sales

    September 4, 2018

    Halfords Group reported sales growth this morning against a tough backdrop, but profits are still expected to remain flat on last year. The update came ahead of new chief executive Graham Stapleton's strategy update at the end of this month, though analysts do not expect  any radical changes at the business. The figures Total revenue in [...]

  • Footasylum share price halved after second profit warning in a year

    September 3, 2018

    Shares in Footasylum have plummeted this morning after the company said it will make a loss in the first half of the year. The sportswear retailer said that squeezed margins and higher investment costs would weigh on earnings for the full year, while revenue is now expected to be below market expectations. Shares fell 47 [...]

  • German fashionistas lap up British style as Ebay sales spike

    September 3, 2018

    German interest in British fashion has seen the country rise to second in the list of top export destinations for British sellers on e-commerce site Ebay. The US remains the number one market for British exporters on Ebay, but Germany is now in second place, according to data released today by the website. German consumers [...]

  • The Hut Group wards off potential buyers as it gears up for Acheson & Acheson takeover

    September 3, 2018

    Online beauty retail company The Hut Group (THG) has rebuffed a series of takeover deals as it looks to expand its own acquisition spending spree. A number of offers valuing the firm at almost £4bn have been turned away by the fast-growing technology company, according to reports from Sky News last night. While strategic and [...]

  • Focus On Knightsbridge: Who actually lives in the land of Harrods and what homes are set to be ‘superior’ to One Hyde Park?

    August 31, 2018

    Fast cars, flagship designer stores and fancy restaurants are all things that characterise Knightsbridge in the London hive mind. But who actually lives amongst this finery where, according to Hamptons International, the average home goes for £3.5m? “Vietnamese, Turkish, American, Bahrani, French, Italian…” reels off Charlie Willis, head of London residential agency at Strutt & [...]

  • Costa sold to Coca-Cola: Here’s how the City reacted

    August 31, 2018

    Coca-Cola is buying Britain's biggest coffee chain Costa in a deal valued at a whopping £4bn.  Following this morning's surprise announcement, City analysts were quick to react. The high price paid, the opportunities for expansion, and the future of Whitbread all came under the microscope. Here's a few of the talking points. A coffee battle [...]

  • Focus On Covent Garden: The tourist trap turned foodie hotspot also does homes

    August 31, 2018

    Who lives in Covent Garden anyway? To most Londoners, this historic 17th century piazza is synonymous with street performers and burger bars. It’s always been a place to pass through on the way to the theatre, rather than a place to spend much time in or, god forbid, live in. But all that is changing [...]

  • Coca-Cola scoops up Costa

    August 31, 2018

    For some time Whitbread CEO Allison Brittain has swatted aside speculation that the company should divest itself of its Costa coffee business saying that it didn’t make sense to do so in the middle of a restructuring program. In April she bowed to investor pressure but said that the process could take up to two [...]

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