WHSmith’s travel arm continues to drive sales
WHSmith's travel arm continues to be the main driver of sales growth at the retailer, with its high street stores dipping again.
Waterstones boss admits they “messed up” in Edinburgh unbranded store controversy
Waterstones has done a u-turn on plans to open an unbranded bookshop in an area of Edinburgh.
Toys R Us sells its intellectual property including sex-toys-r-us.com
Toys R Us is set to sell all of its intellectual property to pay of creditors including dozens of domain names.
Gameseek quietly enters liquidation owing swathes of customers money
Online video game retailer Gameseek has quietly fallen into liquidation, leaving dozens of customers without refunds.
Games Workshop continues flawless performance as profits expected to beat expectations
Games Workshop has said it expects its profits for the full year to come above expectations.
Smyths buys up every former Toys R Us store in 3 countries
Smyths has pounced on Toys R Us’ store network across central Europe, buying up 93 stores shops across three countries.
Over 2000 redundancies imminent as Toys R Us closes final stores
Toys R Us is set to finish its UK wind down within the next two weeks as it announces the imminent closure of its remaining sites
Foyles blames business rates rise & footfall decline as it swings back to red
Foyles has blamed higher business rates, terrorist attacks and a shop flood after it swung back into the red in 2017.
HMV CEO Ian Topping resigns
HMV chief executive Ian Topping is poised to depart the business later this year after five years in the role.
Game pre-tax profit plummets 25% despite sales uptick
Game's half-year profits have taken a serious hit thanks to nosediving declines in its core retail operations.
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