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News
Topshop New Zealand slumps into receivership
Topshop’s New Zealand business has slumped into receivership, just months after its Australian arm was placed into voluntary administration.
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Analysis
Tech. start-ups: A-C
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Analysis
Tech. start-ups: D-I
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Analysis
Tech. start-ups: K-Q
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Analysis
Tech. start-ups: R-Z
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Learn more about the start-ups joining us at Tech.
An exciting and invigorating experience as Dragon’s Den comes to Tech. – Discovery@Tech. gives start-ups an unrivalled opportunity to impress influential decision-makers in retail technology who are desperately seeking the next innovation to ensure they gain that competitive advantage.
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Boohoo hires tech entrepreneur as non-exec director
Boohoo has hired tech entrepreneur and founder of The Phone House Pierre Marie Jean-Louis Cuilleret as a non-executive director.
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Toys R Us hires lawyers to explore US restructuring
Toys R Us in the US has hired lawyers to explore restructuring options ranging from bankruptcy to raising financing and restructuring debt.
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Koovs full-year sales rocket but losses remain
Koovs has revealed soaring full-year sales and steady losses as it aims for profitability in 2020.
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Analysis
Watch: Reserved lands on London's Oxford Street
A cavernous store in London’s West End, an advertising campaign plastered over buses, taxis and every available outdoor screen and Kate Moss as a poster girl.
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Opinion
Opinion: Next won’t keep pace while overspaced
Moving out of retail’s typically slower summer months, the City is gearing up for a flurry of financial updates next week.
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Asda to axe 300 roles in head office shake-up
Asda is axing hundreds of staff at its head offices as it ramps up its cost-cutting drive.
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Today in retail: Sports Direct’s Hellawell survives
He had vowed to step down if he did not secure investor backing – and plenty had expected that to be the case today.
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Cartoon
Blower’s retail cartoon: John Lewis pilots Home Solutions
Cartoonist Patrick Blower’s take on John Lewis trialling a tradespeople service, booking plumbers, gardeners and electricians on its customers’ behalf.
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Sports Direct chair Hellawell secures investor backing
Sports Direct’s chairman Keith Hellawell has been re-elected as chairman by the retailer’s independent shareholders at today’s AGM.
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Asda repays suppliers after using 'aggressive tactics'
Asda has been forced to repay a six-figure sum to supplies after breaching the grocery code by using “aggressive tactics”.
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Alibaba to unveil its first tech-driven shopping centre
Alibaba is building a five-storey shopping centre at its headquarters entitled ‘More Mall’ with a keen focus on merging online tech with offline shopping.
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Analysis
Analysis: Ian Cheshire’s to-do list for tomorrow’s CEOs
The need for digital-savvy and creativity in retail’s future leaders opens the pool of candidates far beyond this sector.
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Gallery
First look: Reserved's first UK store on Oxford Street
Reserved has thrown open the doors to its first UK store on the site of the former BHS on London’s Oxford Street.
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Ebay tunes into physical media boom with online hub
Ebay has rolled out a dedicated section of its online marketplace called The Entertainment Shop to cash in on the resurgence of physical media.