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Jun- 2024 -10 JuneNews
Today’s news in brief-10/6/24
Labour has pledged to overhaul the business rates system if it wins the upcoming general election. The party aims to…
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10 JuneHigh Street
Labour vows to overhaul business rates system
The Labour party has vowed to overhaul the current business rates system should it be victorious in the general election.…
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10 JuneNews
New West End Company launches manifesto ahead of GE
New West End Company has announced the launch of its new manifesto ahead of the general election in July. The…
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May- 2024 -22 MayNews
Superdry announces restructuring measures to avoid administration
Superdry has revealed its capital and restructuring measures to avoid running an emergency four-week sale process. Earlier in April, the…
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21 MayHigh Street
The Works expects return to profit amid cost-cutting plans
The Works is anticipating a return to profit in its new financial year, having reported flat sales for FY24, following…
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15 MayClothing & Shoes
Boux Avenue upbeat on performance despite widening losses
Retail boss Theo Paphitis is upbeat on the performance of his lingerie brand Boux Avenue despite the company seeing its…
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Apr- 2024 -15 AprilFeatures
Navigating the tax system: a guide for retailers
Taxes are an inevitable aspect of running a retail business in the UK, shaping financial decisions and operational strategies. Business…
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8 AprilHigh Street
Number of retailers going insolvent jumps to 2,195, says Mazars
The number of insolvencies of retailers increased 19% in the past year to 2,195 in 2023/24, up from 1,843 in…
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5 AprilGovernment
Theo Paphitis slams gov’s ‘disappointing’ attitude towards retail
Theo Paphitis has called out the government’s “disappointing” attitude towards the industry’s importance, Retail Week has reported. It comes as Paphitis’…
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2 AprilEconomy
Shop price inflation falls to lowest level in two years
Shop Price annual inflation eased to 1.3% in March, down from 2.5% in February, marking its lowest level since December…
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