Back to uni: Retail’s inclusion of university students
Retailers could have an opportunity to offer student discounts in a bid to attract a new demographic.
BRC: It’s “impossible” for retail to mitigate Brexit no-deal disruption
The British Retail Consortium has hit back at Michael Gove’s claim that the country's retail industry is “ready” for a Brexit.
Boxpark receiving offers since appointing KPMG
Boxpark founder and chief executive Roger Wade has revealed that he has already received a number of offers
£115m of refunds denied in “cumbersome” business rates appeal system
Research suggests £115m of retailers' refunds have been denied via business rates appeals.
Hotel Chocolat full-year revenue smashes £130m
Hotel Chocolat has recorded a sales rise amid what chief executive Angus Thirlwell described as a “year of significant progress”.
Card Factory’s half-year profits fall 14% amid Aldi partnership
Card Factory has posted a decline in half-year profits amid preparations to roll out its supply partnership with Aldi.
Dixons Carphone invests £4m to improve customer service
Dixons Carphone has opened a new customer service training centre today to offer its colleagues an additional 400,000 hours
Bailiffs sent to 310 premises each day for business rates arrears
The Chancellor is facing fresh calls to ease the burden of business rates after new figures showed bailiffs sent to retailers.
Over 1000 Amazon workers to join Global Climate Strike today
Retailers are joining the Global Climate Strike which kicks off today, to show their support for young climate strikers
Schuh appoints Nicola Monachello as buying director
Schuh has appointed Nicola Monachello as buying director.
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A Day in the Life of an Effective Store Manager
Scheduling, finding fill-ins for last-minute shift changes, and distributing corporate memos. Store managers are forced to squander at least 25% of their time on...
