Manchester retail news
House of Fraser to extend collaboration with Mary Portas
Self styled retail guru Mary Portas will launch four more Mary & House of Fraser shop-in-shops, continuing her collaboration with the UK department store group.
The Co-operative makes senior job cuts
Seven senior managers are to leave The Co-operative as the economic downturn hits one of the UK’s largest businesses.
Primark reports 'exceptional' Christmas trading
Value fashion retailer Primark has reported strong Christmas trading and double-digit growth for its first quarter.
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Carphone Warehouse's Dunstone backs Boxpark mall
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Primark's profits fall 8% as like-for-likes grow
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Primark to open concessions in Selfridges
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Booths eyes 10 new stores in Northwest
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CSL plots interactive online sofa site
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Figleaves in profit but N Brown warns confidence is waning
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Boots CIO Andy Haywood leaves to join Co-op
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EBay launches ad campaign to promote its Fashion Outlet
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Sales soar 10% at Selfridges in Oxford Street
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SuperGroup flagship to help brand expand product range
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Booths refinances for store expansion
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High Street Fund attracts just 25 applications
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All Saints' Craig gets his shot at glory
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Convicted rioters to be banned from Manchester city centre
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Riots calculated to have cost retailers £80m in lost sales
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JD estimates riot damage will be £10m
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Aurora launches 90-minute delivery outside London
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Banana Republic lands at the Trafford Centre
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Bank founder launches online store
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Co-op buys 3 Netto shops
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Life & Style sinks into administration
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Life & Style on brink of administration
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Iceland says private equity cash not needed
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Co-op relaunches Truly Irresistible in sales push
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Turkish retailer Colin’s makes play for the UK
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Tesco UK chief hits out at Bristol store claims
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London holds top spot as overseas draw
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Tesco's price checker backfires
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Ted Baker pre-tax profits up 24.2%
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Stores shorten Royal Wedding hours
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Jessops to open new store format in Birmingham
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G-Star set to open three flagship franchise stores
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New Dunelm boss maps out plan for expansion
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Manchester council cracks down on chuggers
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Go Outdoors considers float as its plans for growth accelerate
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Multiyork chairman and chief executive Thambiah steps down
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Lush eyes central London for its biggest ever store
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Video: Debenhams virtual pop-up stores
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Superstore roll-out on the cards for Kiddicare
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Asda reviews the future of four of its Living stores
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N Brown warns of declining consumer sentiment despite profit jump
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Aurora rolls out 90 minute delivery to another six cities
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Poundland co-founder's retail business Hub collapses
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Bank holiday boosts John Lewis weekly sales
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Matalan to trial management scheme
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Selfridges Manchester revamps beauty hall as part of £20m store investment
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Riots cost retailers 7,500 trading hours as 11,000 staff impacted
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Birmingham looters may receive shop bans
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Manchester open for trade
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One in ten UK businesses impacted by riots
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Video: Retailers hit as riots spread across the UK
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Forever 21 boss spells out strategy for UK offensive
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Jessops posts first-half sales rise
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CSL sales up as it plots South East expansion
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Ted Baker sales soar ahead of expectations
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Comet looks to exit 22 prime stores
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Sheffield Meadowhall to expand
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New Holland & Barrett store highlights beauty
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Tailor cuts £1 rent deal for pop-up in Birmingham
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37 Oddbins stores and business sold to Whittall's Wine Merchants
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Primark coup for Leeds scheme
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'Storm in a tea bag' as Co-op employee sacked 'for drinking Lady Grey'
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George at Asda promotes careers in fashion with education drive
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Carphone Warehouse to push android sales through TV campaign
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Very joins forces with Ferdinand’s footwear
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Asos Marketplace to open portal to overseas sellers
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Co-op disposals spark convenience space race
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JJB landlord Capital Shopping Centres to oppose CVA
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Selfridges to overhaul women’s designwear
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Jack Wills to expand further overseas
Manchester retail in depth
‘We are not going to be an also-ran’ says Tesco chief
After Tesco’s worst Christmas for two decades, chief executive Philip Clarke reveals how he plans to get the grocer back on track. Alex Lawson reports.
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Primark in Selfridges: Selmark?
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Spend, spend, spend
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Birmingham's BID to get shoppers back
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Self-help retailers show how to buck the gloom
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The new shape of retail
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Confidence in our cities won’t return overnight
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Retailers’ spirit will not be crushed by riots
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Superdry: the danger of being clunky
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Small stores are big business







