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DIY
DFS secures £250m in credit facilities
DFS has completed a new £200m revolving credit facility and £50m issue of US private placement notes, replacing the retailer’s…
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DIY
Homeware brand Søstrene Grene to open in Liverpool
Danish homeware retailer Søstrene Grene has announced plans to open its first Liverpool store on Bold Street, with the official…
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High Street
WHSmith FY revenues soar 28% as travel rebounds
WHSmith has welcomed a strong year of trading in the year ended 31 August, as the stationery retailer’s revenues increased…
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Supermarkets
Sainsbury’s invests £6m in dairy farmers
Sainsbury’s dairy farmers will be paid more from next month following a further £6m annual investment made by the supermarket…
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Clothing & Shoes
Intimissimi reopens Bond Street store following refurb
Intimissimi UK has reopened its physical store near Bond Street underground station following a refurbishment. The lingerie store is located…
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Supermarkets
Tesco staff offered body cameras as physical assaults rise
Tesco’s chief executive, Ken Murphy, has confirmed that the supermarket chain has equipped its members of staff with body-worn cameras,…
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Health & Beauty
L’Occitane receives B Corp certification
L’Occitane has announced that it is now a certified B Corporation retailer, following two years of evaluating its impact on…
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Clothing & Shoes
Superdry falls to £148m loss in FY23
Superdry swung to a loss of £148.1m in the year ended 29 April, down from a profit of £22.4m the…
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Features
Video game retailing has come a long way
During the pandemic, Game closed approximately 40 of its UK regional branches, while this year, it made the decision to…
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Department Stores
M&S launches legal challenge against Marble Arch decision
M&S has launched a legal challenge to Michael Gove’s decision to block it from demolishing its flagship store in Marble…
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