All Retail Week articles in December 15, 2017 – Page 2
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AnalysisMondays draw the most shoppers online in 2017
Mondays were the biggest day for online shopping in 2017, while numbers were at their lowest over the weekend, according to PCA Predict.
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NewsSports Direct investors block Ashley’s brother’s £11m
Sports Direct’s investors have blocked a proposed £11m payout to the brother of majority shareholder and founder Mike Ashley.
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NewsJohn Lewis poaches Body Shop exec and creates new role
John Lewis has poached a Body Shop exec and created the new role of partnership strategy director on a bid to future-proof its model.
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NewsBunnings tests new small store format in Bicester
Wesfarmers-owned DIY retailer Bunnings has unveiled plans to trial a new small store format, with the first due to open later this month in Bicester.
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NewsHouseholds squeezed as inflation hits six-year high
The squeeze on household income intensified in November, when inflation hit a six-year high.
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NewsDixons Carphone profits slashed despite sales rise
Dixons Carphone has reported plummeting profits despite sales inching up in its half-year.
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GalleryStore of the week: VV Rouleaux, Marylebone, London
Purveyor of all things tassle and trim, VV Rouleax has added some Christmas va-va-voom to its West End store.
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Retail VoiceSupercharge your Christmas creative on mobile
Facebook’s Martin Harbech reveals five secrets to making the most of the festive period on the small screen.
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CartoonBlower’s retail cartoon: Steinhoff's shares crash
Cartoonist Patrick Blower’s take on Steinhoff’s recent share price crash, which fell 75%.
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NewsWaitrose outperforms John Lewis as home sales fall
Demand for festive food and drink at Waitrose mean the grocer’s weekly sales outpaced those of sister department store chain John Lewis.
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VideoWatch: Debenhams CEO shows off first new-look store
Debenhams chief executive Sergio Bucher takes John Ryan around the new store format in Stevenage.
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OpinionOpinion: Walmart dropping ‘Stores’ is sign of the times
Christmas may not be out of the way yet, but Walmart has already made one New Year’s resolution.
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NewsMultiyork starts wind-down with first wave of job cuts
Multiyork administrators have begun a managed wind-down process, which entails making 112 redundancies at the retailer’s Thetford headquarters.
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NewsWestfield snapped up by Unibail-Rodamco for $25bn
French giant Unibail-Rodamco has agreed to buy Westfield for $24.7bn, marking the biggest takeover of an Australian company on record.
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NewsJoules sales jump as expansion continues apace
Joules has unveiled a near 20% sales jump in its first half as the retailer continues to expand across all its markets.
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NewsSnow on vital trading weekend dampens Christmas outlook
Christmas could be on ice after snow derailed trading on the third weekend before Christmas – a typically busy period for retailers.
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NewsGrocers set for sales rush after slow start to Christmas
Shoppers are expected to spend a record £4.2bn on food and drink in the week before Christmas Day, despite a sluggish start to the festive trading period.
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DataData: Aldi and Lidl to take near 20% of market by 2022
Discount duo Aldi and Lidl will wrestle control of almost one fifth of grocery spend in the next five years, according to Retail Week data.
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NewsCarpetright warns on profits as tough market bites
Carpetright has warned that full-year profits will come towards the bottom end of market expectations as tough trading conditions continued.
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InterviewMichael Ward – the man Harrods can’t do without
Christmas is a crucial time for every retailer but some, like luxury department store group Harrods, really come into their own during the festive season.
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