By Grace Bowden28 January 2020
The John Lewis Partnership has reported a decline in sales in its final weekly sales figure as the department store retailer axes the weekly updates.
The department store retailer posted a 2.5% fall in sales in the week to January 25, exacerbated by a 9.3% slump in sales across its home division during the period.
The retailer’s electricals and home technology sales rose 1.1% year on year, driven by operating system Windows 7 reaching its end of life and triggering new purchases of computers and laptops. Fashion sales also edged up 0.4%, while beauty, well-being and leisure sales increased 1.4%.
Sister retailer Waitrose posted a 1.6% decline in sales.
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The John Lewis Partnership has reported a decline in sales in its final weekly sales figure as the department store retailer axes the weekly updates.
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