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The Entertainer profits slip after investment
Toy chain The Entertainer suffered a fall in profits last year as it invested in the business.
O2 store managers most at risk due to retail restructure
O2 store managers are most at risk by store closures and the management restructure, according to the Communication Workers Union.
Snow hits retailers as deliveries delayed and shoppers stay away
The adverse weather conditions have affected retailers’ deliveries and access to stores in the key Christmas trading period, and the snow is poised to continue into next week.
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Suits You chain to be shut down, administrator concludes
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Quality pays off at Russell & Bromley
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Bijou Brigitte eyes shopping centres for UK growth
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Wine Rack brand sold to wholesaler
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Republic guns to break £200m sales barrier
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Startriteshoes.com boosts sales and benefits retail partners
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Habitat poaches chief from Levi’s
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Russell & Bromley profits rise
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Guess to bring accessories to the UK
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Italy’s Geox embarks on UK growth assault
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Wild Orchid to launch new UK fascia on Oxford Street
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Superdrug tests green health fascia
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Countdown to Christmas: view from the street
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Green mulls Bhs homewares format for Allders stores
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This week last year: Rose gathers his dream team
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Allders drops its white goods to bolster furniture
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Berwin & Berwin to set up within House of Fraser
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International News - Ethan Allen opens first store dedicated to kids
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Brum's Bullring will boost city above Manchester
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Property news - Sutton becomes London's best-value retail location
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Property News - Government announces shortlist for BID scheme
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Second for Ethan Allen
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£43m portfolio for AXA
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Former Russell & Bromley chairman dies
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Carpetright trials cleaner new logo for its high street format
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Retailers make their mark in Sunday Times Rich List
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381 further First Quench shops to close, making 1,908 redundancies
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Allied Carpets administrator closes 142 shops
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Virgin Media steps up retail expansion with 50-store plan
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Habitat appoints group chief executive
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Habitat axes more stores to staunch losses
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Bromley’s Glades raises curtain on extension
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Gerry Weber to up its presence in the UK
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Rituals makes its UK debut
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Countdown to Christmas: view from the street
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Primark fashions steady sales increase
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House of Fraser suffers from store closures
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Next's Princes St store changes hands for £25m
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Bromley bags BRC gong
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Retail Property - Uniqlo sheds stores in an effort to slash property expenditure
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Meco opens store in Bromley
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Lush finds global markets to mirror domestic success
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Villeroy & Boch's London flagship
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Ibus buys retail portfolio from Scottish Widows
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Zara ups expansion pace with latest signing next to Harrods
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First standalone for FCUK's Great Plains
In depth
Clearing up and moving on
A week after the shocking riots, retailers reflect on events that put their stores and staff on the front line
Comment
Best Buy: Just another big box?
One thing seems almost certain: The first UK Best Buy store will be another example of big box retailing at its least imaginative. Drive past the Thurrock store-to-be and the yellow and blue logo is certainly large, but it will be a real bombshell if the interior is in any measure appreciably different from its rivals’.
