John Lewis Partnership
News about the John Lewis Parntnership, the parent of John Lewis department stores and Waitrose supermarkets
Latest news
American Golf signs EPoS contract
Golfing specialist American Golf has signed a deal for EPoS maintenance services with Esteem Managed Services.
Poundworld launches wholesale website
Poundworld has launched a wholesale website to cater for small retailers in what it believes is an “untapped” market.
Debenhams kickstarts summer discounting frenzy
Debenhams is set to kick off what is expected to be a frenzy of discounting across the high street with the launch of its ‘Summer Spectacular’ tomorrow.
Etailer Notonthehighstreet gets £10m investment
Notonthehighstreet.com has inked a deal with some of Europe’s largest technology venture capital firms for a £10m investment.
Burberry wins £114m in counterfeiting case
Luxury retailer Burberry has won £180m (£114m) in two judgements against a network of Chinese websites selling and distributing fake Burberry goods.
Footfall drops 2% in first quarter
Footfall has dropped 2% in the first quarter of 2012 as the wet weather and changes to the calendar impacted shopper behaviour, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC)/Springboard-ACTM Footfall Monitor.
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Waterstones inks deal with Amazon to sell Kindle
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AEG leads chase for HMV music venues
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Jessops snaps up £10m investment from Canon
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Asda reports 'gloomy' shopper sentiment
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Morrisons completes in-store bakery revamp
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Armani opens in Wales for first time
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Bolland bonus under threat as profits likely to fall
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John Lewis enjoys strong bank holiday sales
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Entry deadline extended for Skillsmart Retail Rising Star Awards
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Boots launches new food range in bid to build market share
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Victoria’s Secret races to open London shops for the Olympics
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Irish food wholesaler Musgrave eyes click-and-collect
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Dunkerton considers overseas flagship for SuperGroup
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Oak Furniture Land to increase store numbers
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George at Asda boss Andrew Moore takes on CMO role
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Asda records 2.2% like-for-like sales rise
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Online clothing sales record lacklustre growth
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My-Wardrobe set to enter Asia
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Play.com owner Rakuten invests in Pinterest
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French Connection warns on profits
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Sainsbury’s launches mobile grocery site
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JJB’s new store model wins Nike support
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Whittard reviews overseas expansion plans
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George targets online growth after multichannel boost
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Clinton Cards to close 350 stores as Birthdays leaves the high street
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Westfield Stratford approaches £500m of sales
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John Lewis ups sales guidance after strong first quarter
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New technology will boost retailers' sales by 4% by 2014
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Land Securities: High streets 'may never recover'
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Halfords drives leisure range with summer TV ad
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Alliance Boots' trading profit soars as it targets international growth
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Tesco to open F&F pop-up shop in London
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Musgrave Group reports profits slip
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Focus on ominchannel fulfilment to succeed, Retail Week Supply Chain Summit hears
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Argos extends Shutl speedy delivery outside of London
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HMV and Ticketmaster enter partnership
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Best Buy chairman to step down after CEO's affair scandal
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Selfridges named best department store
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Clarke cuts Tesco store manager bonuses
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Paul Smith re-enters China
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Poundstretcher hires Richard Kirk as new chief executive
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Game's Oxford Street store at risk of closure
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Sports Direct to open in Iceland
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Etailer Occa receives investment from Asos backer
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Tesco to bring back Clubcard Exchange promotion
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Boots backs Government parenting scheme
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Hobbs' product wins against challenging market conditions
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French Connection faces investor backlash over director pay
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Endless acquires Bathstore for £15m
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Wet weather slows sales at Wickes
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Middle Eastern interest in House of Fraser stake
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Bolland to scale back M&S growth target
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Three in the running to buy Robert Dyas
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George at Asda trials new look stores
In depth
Analysis: What does Waterstones’ Amazon deal mean for the retailer?
Waterstones’ decision to start selling the Kindle e-reader has come as a surprise to the market, particularly following its managing director James Daunt last year calling the etailer a “ruthless devil”.
Harrods celebrates Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
Harrods department store is celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee with store-long display of regal headpieces.
Digital Edition: May 19 2012
How Marigay McKee will break the £2bn sales barrier at the iconic store.
Marks & Spencer to post first dip in profits for three years
Marks & Spencer is expected to post its first dip in pre-tax profits for three years when it reveals its full-year results tomorrow.
BFC menswear event spawns London College of Fashion men's showcase
The London College of Fashion will present collections from up and coming menswear designers alongside the British Fashion Council’s inaugural menswear event London Collections: Men.
Fashion retailers to reduce store space by 6.6 million sq ft
Fashion retail space is predicted to reduce by 4,000 stores in the UK by 2015, according to research by Conlumino.
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First round bids received for iconic Dr Martens brand
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Style Passport receives investment
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Footfall falls as wet weather deters shoppers
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Where do retailers fit in the world of Amazon, Facebook and Google?
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Burberry races to open flagship before Olympics
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Store of the week: DIY Express, Hayes, London
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Travel retail: Airports and railway stations
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Updated company profile: Ikea
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Doing a Kwiksave on Clinton Cards
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Gc Westfield to feature special Queen's Jubilee watches
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CMJ to sponsor E-tailer category at UK Jewellery Awards
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Sarah Jordan creates pendant for The Catherine Jones Memorial Foundation
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Daisy joins forces with International Bullion
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How Facebook has changed retail
