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  • Jun- 2025 -
    12 June
    People MovesDobbies appoints two new directors in executive reshuffle

    Dobbies appoints two new directors in executive reshuffle

    Dobbies Garden Centre has announced the appointment of two new directors, George Hutchinson and Richard Herbert, as part of efforts to strengthen its executive team.  News of the appointments comes as operations director, Nick Anderson, steps down after 12 years with the business.  Hutchinson previously served as regional operations director…

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  • May- 2025 -
    28 May
    High StreetPets at Home FY profits rise 14% to £120m despite flat revenues

    Pets at Home FY profits rise 14% to £120m despite flat revenues

    Pets at Home has seen its profit before tax rise 14% to £120.6m for the year ended 27 March 2025, following strong growth in its veterinary sector. Its vet group consumer revenue was up 13%, with record sales supported by higher visits, average transaction values and significant growth in Care…

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  • Mar- 2025 -
    31 March
    News-In-BriefToday’s news in brief-31/3/25

    Today’s news in brief-31/3/25

    Primark CEO Paul Marchant has resigned with immediate effect following an investigation into an allegation regarding his behaviour towards a woman in a social setting. Parent company ABF launched an external probe, after which Marchant acknowledged his “error of judgement” and apologised to the individual, the board, and Primark employees.…

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  • 31 March
    High StreetPets at Home warns of profit drop in FY26

    Pets at Home warns of profit drop in FY26

    Pets at Home has revealed that it expects its retail profits to drop in FY26 to within a range of £115m to £125m, as a result of the uncertain economic backdrop for both demand and inflation. The retailer also stated that it expects increased costs of around £30m following changes…

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  • 13 March
    News-In-BriefToday’s news in brief-13/3/25

    Today’s news in brief-13/3/25

    John Lewis Partnership has announced that its staff will not receive a bonus for the third consecutive year, despite tripling its full-year profits from £42m to £126m. Instead, the company is investing £114m into staff pay, building on a £116m increase in 2024, and up to £600m in business transformation.…

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  • 13 March
    High StreetPets at Home puts 2,500 jobs under consultation to ‘simplify business’

    Pets at Home puts 2,500 jobs under consultation to ‘simplify business’

    Pets at Home has confirmed that it has put 2,500 jobs under consultation as it looks to streamline its store management. The company revealed that it is considering moving from three staff levels to two, pets colleagues and a new pets customer expert role. Alongside this, the company is also…

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  • Feb- 2025 -
    12 February
    News-In-BriefToday’s news in brief-12/2/25

    Today’s news in brief-12/2/25

    Kering, the luxury conglomerate behind Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent, and Bottega Veneta, reported a challenging fiscal 2024, with revenue falling 12% to €17.2 billion (£14.3 billion) and EBITDA plummeting 29% to €4.6 billion (£3.8 billion). Gucci’s 23% sales decline to €7.65 billion (£6.37 billion) significantly impacted the group, alongside a…

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  • 12 February
    People MovesJD Group appoints new CEO to Outdoor business

    JD Group appoints new CEO to Outdoor business

    JD Group has appointed Dominic Jordan as the new CEO of JD Outdoor as Lee Bagnall steps down from the role.  Jordan joins the group from Hobbycraft, where he held the role of CEO from 2017 to 2024.  Prior to that, he was retail and property director from 2012 to…

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  • Jan- 2025 -
    28 January
    News-In-BriefToday’s news in brief-28/1/25

    Today’s news in brief-28/1/25

    HMV owner Doug Putman is reportedly exploring a bid for WH Smith’s high street arm after the retailer announced plans to sell its 500-store chain. Modella Capital, owner of Hobbycraft, is also in talks regarding a potential acquisition, although the outcome remains unclear. WH Smith’s move comes as its high…

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  • 28 January
    High StreetPets at Home maintains guidance despite stagnant Q3 revenues

    Pets at Home maintains guidance despite stagnant Q3 revenues

    Pets at Home has maintained its full-year profit guidance despite the fact that its total group revenue fell 0.2% to £361.6m for the 12 weeks ended 2 January 2025. Its persistence comes as the company saw its consumer revenue increase 2.3% to £468m during the period. Pets at Home stated…

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