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Next is a relative newcomer to the UK retail market, having opened its first womenswear store in 1982. Within five months the group had 70 outlets open. In 1986 the group acquired mail order company Grattan and two years later launched its own directory business. With over 300 shops the group generates about three quarters of its revenue from its retail outlets. Almost all of the rest comes from its directory arm.
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Non-essential shops reopened on 15 June and most leisure attractions are due to reopen on 4 July, indicating a return
High street retailer Next warned this morning that full-year sales could dive as much as 40 per cent after the
Fashion retailer Next has reopened its online shop after implementing new measures to make its warehouse operations safer for workers
Next has suspended all online operations in order to protect staff amid the UK coronavirus outbreak. The high street retailer
High street titan Next has warned coronavirus will produce a “very significant” sales blow in the coming year as travel
Clothing retailer Next continued its strong progress as the company beat its internal forecast for its Christmas performance by 1.1
Next sales beat guidance in the retailer’s third quarter with a two per cent rise, it revealed today. However, retail
Next boss Lord Wolfson has said the country needs “nerves of steel” in the coming weeks, but is still hopeful
High street retailer Next announced this morning it expects to make more profit this year than previously forecast after a
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