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NewsMango rolls out Style Club loyalty programme to UK
Mango has today (September 16) announced that it has expanded its Style Club loyalty programme to six European countries, including the UK.
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NewsGreggs opens first supermarket âBitesize Greggsâ with Tesco
Food-to-go giant Greggs has opened its first smaller shops âBitesize Greggsâ format in a supermarket.
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NewsCompetition watchdog flags potential issues with proposed Co-op merger
The Co-op Groupâs proposed acquisition of the Southern Co-op has been flagged as potentially harmful to competition in the sector, according to the CMA.
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NewsBoux Avenue continues store refresh programme with Belfast reopening
Boux Avenue is set to unveil its refreshed Belfast boutique at the end of the month, the latest under the retailerâs store optimisation programme, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsWickes sales and profits rise as trade business achieves record sign ups
Wickes boss David Wood hailed âanother period of strong volume-led performanceâ, as Wickes sales and profits for the half rose driven by record signs up for the retailerâs trade business.
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NewsClarks opens Marble Arch store as European expansion continues
The 200-year-old British footwear retailer Clarks has opened a new store at Marble Arch on Oxford Street, its second store on the street, as it builds on last yearâs return to profit.
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NewsStreetwear specialist End Clothing to launch own-label
Luxury fashion and contemporary streetwear specialist End Clothing is set to launch its first own-brand label next week.
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NewsInditex boss hails âfantastic resultsâ as profits and revenues soar
Inditex sales and profits soared in the first half of FY26 as boss Ăscar GarcĂa Maceiras hailed the âextraordinary capabilities of our teamsâ.
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AnalysisDunelm boss kicks off new strategy with job cuts and range rationalisation
Dunelm boss Clo Moriarty has unveiled a new three-year strategy to shift the dial on stubborn pre-tax profit growth. Retail Week spoke to her to discover what the strategy means for the retailer and why itâs starting with job cuts and range rationalisation.
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NewsLidl to invest ÂŁ10m in EV charging network and rate reduction
Lidl is set to install 100 new rapid EV chargers at its stores this financial year and is cutting its Lidl Plus member tariff.
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NewsMarks & Spencer invests millions in lowering organic food prices
Marks & Spencer is investing over ÂŁ4m into lowering the prices of its organic range and it also plans to double the size of its food business.
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NewsJohn Lewis Partnership to recruit over 10,000 Christmas roles
John Lewis Partnership is recruiting for more than 10,000 roles over the golden quarter across the country.
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NewsThe Range rolls out in-store headsets to improve customer service
The Range is deploying headsets across all of its 283 stores to improve customer service, communication and efficiency, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsClarks strengthens European presence with new French store
Clarks has unveiled its second shop in Paris as it continues its expansion across the country.
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NewsPrimark launches K-Beauty Mini Marts in Pureseoul tie up
Primark has partnered with Korean beauty specialist Pureseoul to introduce an exclusive edit of k-beauty products across selected stores.
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GalleryStore gallery: Korean beauty player Moida opens at Trinity Leeds
Korean beauty retailer Moida has joined the line up at Trinity Leeds, marking its sixth store in the UK.
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InterviewRetailers winning with retail media are the ones that understand their customer
Retail media networks are increasingly being adopted by a range of retailers and brands across grocery, fashion, beauty, and more.
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InterviewThe Entertainerâs Andrew Murphy on Meccano relaunch, new stores and Christmas
Employee-owned The Entertainer is poised to relaunch the iconic Meccano brand, for which it acquired the rights a year ago. As the retailer gears up for the golden quarter, itâs one reason why chief executive Andrew Murphy is confident
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NewsBRC calls for retail âBudget boostâ after sluggish August footfall
The British Retail Consortium has called on the government to give retail a âBudget boostâ after the secured endured a sluggish August.
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NewsBack-to-school shopping boosts retail footfall
Customers shopping for back-to-school items helped boost retail footfall in August, according to new data.