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  • Mar- 2019 -
    26 March
    JoJo Maman Bebe founder says retail sector is ‘extremely tough’

    JoJo Maman Bebe founder says retail sector is ‘extremely tough’

    The founder of babywear brand, JoJo Maman Bebe, has said consumer confidence is at an all-time low in an “extremely tough” retail sector. JoJo Maman Bebe has seen 20% growth per year and now has the capacity to send out 6,000 parcels a day, recently however, the company says it…

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  • 26 March
    Moss Bros suffers £4.2m loss in 2018

    Moss Bros suffers £4.2m loss in 2018

    Men’s fashion retailer Moss Bros has reported statutory loss before tax of £4.2m for the year ending 26 January 2019. This included store fixed asset impairment charges and dilapidation provisions of £2.6m and reorganisation and employee related charges of £1.2m. EBITDA fell to £6.6m during the year, compared with £13.3m…

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  • 26 March
    Sports Direct considers cash offer for Debenhams

    Sports Direct considers cash offer for Debenhams

    Sports Direct has revealed it is mulling over a cash offer for embattled department store Debenhams, despite the retailer rejecting its previous proposals. Sports Direct said Debenhams’ current restructuring and refinancing process was “likely to result in an adverse outcome” for its existing shareholders. The sportswear retailer has made several…

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  • 25 March
    Pretty Green set to appoint administrators this week

    Pretty Green set to appoint administrators this week

    Fashion brand, Pretty Green is set to draft in administrators this week after it filed a notice of intention to appoint Moorfields Advisory to handle an insolvency protest. The brand, owned by Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, called in advisors from the accountancy firm last month after sources told Drapers the…

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  • 21 March
    Next sees profits dip as store sales continue to fall

    Next sees profits dip as store sales continue to fall

    Next has announced a dip in its annual profits as the decline of its physical store sales continues.   The fashion retailer’s pre-tax profits for the year to January were in line with expectations at £722.9m, a fall of 0.4%, this was attributed to store sales decreasing by 8% from…

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  • 21 March
    Ted Baker profits plunge 26% in 2018

    Ted Baker profits plunge 26% in 2018

    Fashion retailer Ted Baker has reported a 26.1% drop in pre-tax profit to £50.9m for the year ending 26 January 2019, compared with £68.8m the previous year. In February, the retailer issued a profit warning and said profits had been “adversely affected” by three non-cash impacts, including: Foreign exchange movements…

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  • 19 March
    Marco Agnolin departs Diesel CEO role

    Marco Agnolin departs Diesel CEO role

    Marco Agnolin has announced he has stepped down as CEO of Diesel after just over a year in the role. Agnolin will officially leave the role on 27 March, however he will continue to serve on the company’s board. The CEO joined Diesel in January 2018 after leaving Inditex’s Bershka…

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  • 19 March
    Bonmarche issues another profit warning

    Bonmarche issues another profit warning

    Clothing retailer Bonmarche has warned on its profits after it saw “significantly weaker” trading since the beginning of March. The retailer said its performance reversed sales gained in previous months and said if this continued for the rest of the month, it expected its underlying profit before tax to record…

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  • 18 March
    JD Sports to buy Footasylum for £90.1m

    JD Sports to buy Footasylum for £90.1m

    JD Sports has revealed it has made an offer to buy its remaining shares in struggling rival retailer Footasylum in a £90.1m takeover. JD Sports said it had “reached [an] agreement on the terms of a recommended cash offer” which will be financed from JD’s existing cash resources and facilities.…

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  • 15 March
    BHS

    Jobs and stores could go as Green considers Arcadia restructure

    Sir Philip Green is preparing to unveil a company voluntary agreement (CVA) for Arcadia in a matter of weeks, Sky News has reported. The proposal could result in a number of job losses and store closures across its high street brands which include Topshop, Miss Selfridge, Dorothy Perkins and Warehouse.…

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