Peter Jones mulls CVA for Jessops
Jessops is reportedly set to call in administrators as its owner, Peter Jones, makes a last-ditch attempt to save it.
Retailers brace for £137m bill increase from business rates rise
Retailers are bracing for bills to increase over £130m next year after it was confirmed that business rates would rise by 1.7%.
CMA launches investigation into Amazon-Deliveroo tie-up
Amazon’s attempt purchase a stake in the delivery giant Deliveroo is being investigated by competition authorities.
Retailers should “reconsider” options for struggling stores, GlobalData says
Retailers are seeking to embrace the shift in consumer trends as increasing online sales have resulted in bricks-and-mortar store
New business rates law scrapped due to parliament shut down
Legislation aimed at easing pressure on retailers has been scrapped due to the government closing down Parliament.
Mike Shearwood takes Clarks dismissal case to the High Court
Former Clarks chief executive Mike Shearwood has a lodged a High Court lawsuit against the footwear giant.
Angling Direct half-year sales smash £26m
Angling Direct has reported a rise in interim sales and profits and now expects to meet its full-year expectations.
Blacks to offer discounts to customers who donate
Blacks has become the latest retailer on the UK's high street to launch a recycling initiative.
Worst September retail sales on record
British retailers have endured their worst September month since records began in 1995.
Dominic Chappell denies £500,000 tax fraud
Dominic Chappell has denied avoiding paying half a billion pounds in tax.
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