Supply Chain
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Nov- 2021 -15 NovemberSupply Chain
Supply chain issues to last until 2023, APB warns
Supply chain issues could continue into 2023, the chief executive of the Association of British Ports (APB) has warned. According…
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12 NovemberHigh Street
B&M revenues hit £2.2bn despite ‘challenges’
B&M has revealed group revenues increased by 1.2% to £2.26bn – and up 26.8% on a two-year basis – during…
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12 NovemberHigh Street
The Works sales remain strong despite supply chain woes
The Works has remained optimistic about its full-year results despite warning of ongoing supply chain issues and higher costs in…
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11 NovemberEconomy
UK recovery slows to 1.3% in Q3
UK economic growth slowed to 1.3% in Q3, down from 5.5% in the second quarter of the year. According to…
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10 NovemberSport & Leisure
Halfords raises FY22 guidance amid sales surge
Halfords has lifted its guidance for FY22 following what was a “strong” first-half performance, which saw a total growth of…
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10 NovemberSupermarkets
M&S returns to profitability in H1
M&S has announced it has returned to profitability for the first half of the year ending 2 October 2021. During…
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9 NovemberClothing & Shoes
Primark plans global expansion despite sales slump
Primark has seen like-for-like sales fall by 12% in its latest full-year results, as ongoing store closures and trading restrictions…
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9 NovemberHigh Street
October consumer spending up 14.2%, Barclaycard reveals
Consumer card spending grew by 14.2% in October, compared with the same period in 2019, according to the latest data…
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5 NovemberSupermarkets
Tesco wins Terra Carta Seal award
Tesco has announced it has been recognised by HRH The Prince of Wales for “leading the retail industry in transitioning…
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4 NovemberClothing & Shoes
Superdry welcomes strong Autumn trading
Superdry has welcomed an “encouraging” start to its Autumn trading season, with revenue up by 8.8% against last year in…
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