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NewsMarks & Spencer to launch credit service and home delivery subscription
Marks & Spencer is planning to launch a flexible credit scheme and a subscription model for unlimited home delivery for customers next year in a bid to boost sales.
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NewsAsda, Currys and H&M brands among major retailers affected by Microsoft outage
Several major retailers told customers they may have problems logging into accounts or to expect a delay in receiving emails
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NewsAsda hails return to growth despite âchallenging economic backdropâ
Asda has reported a return to sales growth in the third quarter despite what it called a âchallenging economic backdropâ.
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NewsRecord number of retailers expected to charge for returns over peak
A record number of retailers are expected to charge money for returns over this yearâs peak season, according to a report by ZigZag.
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NewsDFS âwell placedâ despite softer sales
DFS chief executive Tim Stacey said the furniture giant was âwell placedâ, despite the challenging consumer environment that has followed through into autumn.
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NewsPoundland owner Gordon Brothers circles Dune
The under-fire US owner of Poundland is considering an offer for British footwear retailer Dune.
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NewsFrasersâ luxury boss takes Hugo Boss CEO role
Frasers Group chief brand partnerships officer David Epstein will assume the role as Hugo Boss chief executive in January following the departure of Daniel Grieder.
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NewsHobbycraft profits rocket as demand for screen-free activities grows
Specialist retailer Hobbycraft is back in the black as a restructuring and turnaround programme pays off, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsAldi overtakes Temu and Lidl as top retailer for price and value
Aldi has been named the top retailer for low prices and value for money, according to the OC&C Strategy Consultantsâ Retail Proposition Index 2026, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsOnly half of retail workers that use AI say it saves them time
The study, by Deloitte, showed that office-based retail workers are more likely than the wider workforce to have used generative AI (GenAI) at work
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NewsNobodyâs Child opens first-ever outlet store
Womenswear brand Nobodyâs Child is opening its first-ever outlet store in time for Christmas.
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NewsTikTok Shop report reveals live shopping is having a positive impact on UK high streets
A new TikTok Shop report has found that live shopping is driving consumers to the UK high street.
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NewsPoundland wins more time for potential rescue deal
Poundland has been given more time to potentially save the business from a collapse that would lead to thousands of jobs being lost.
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NewsMatalan ramps up store openings in time for Christmas
Matalan is continuing to invest in its store estate as it prepares for new openings in time for Christmas.
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NewsDr Martens boot sales impacted by âexceptionally hot summer weatherâ
Dr Martens half-year sales saw a decline, as its boots category in particular was affected by âexceptionally hot summer weatherâ.
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NewsPoundland to avoid immediate collapse into administration
Poundland looks set to avoid immediate collapse after its directors held a board meeting last night following a grilling of its US owners Gordon Brothers by MPs.
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NewsWHSmith revenue rises but profit dips as it continues transformation
WHSmith has reported a rise in revenue but a dip in profit as UK contract renewals, inflation, and macro headwinds made an impact.
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NewsB&M returns to UK sales growth as âback to basicsâ strategy starts to deliver
B&M has returned to like-for-like sales growth in the UK as itâs strategy of âback to B&M basicsâ is starting to deliver.
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NewsThe Works reports strong sales and upgrades guidance
The Works has reported strong like-for-like sales and has increased its guidance as it gears up for Christmas trading.
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NewsBurberry delivers five consecutive quarters of growth as new strategy progresses
Luxury brand Burberry has reported five consecutive quarters of growth as sales and profit continue to rise.