Marks & Spencer ramps up store rotation programme and aims to put cyber attack behind it

Marks & Spencer foodhall

Marks & Spencer is to accelerate its store rotation as it seeks to bring its best store formats and range to more shoppers, and expects to be trading online again within a few week following April’s cyber hack.

Marks & Spencer will invest £300m to open 16 new stores, extend nine branches and renew 12 this financial year, chief executive Stuart Machin has revealed.

 

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