Innovaderma confirms preliminary bid approach to Skinny Tan maker's board from Creightons was "unanimously rejected"
The company said the possible all-share offer "significantly undervalued Innovaderma and its standalone prospects"
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The company said the possible all-share offer "significantly undervalued Innovaderma and its standalone prospects"
After a quiet January for London IPO, Dr Martens and Moonpig are due to float soon, with others lining up
The retailer has acquired US brands DTLR Villa and Shoe Palace in just below two months and is focusing on physical stores as well as its online offering
The acquisition will enhance the FTSE 100 retailer's presence in the north and east of the US
Full trading in the boot-maker's shares begins next Wednesday
The retailer previously said it would breach banking covenants by the end of January because of the current lockdown, although it had access to £200mln of debt facilities
Marc Dench as CFO will remain for a few months until a successor is found
Chair Caroline Silver hailed the arrival of new chief executive Jonathan Myers in May and his new management team having “stabilised” the group
Full-year sales were down 15% but recovered from a 31% plunge in the first half
The maker of beauty and personal care products said it is aiming to raise up to £4.5mln through a share placing and open offer
The bank said COVID-19 has divided smaller and larger firms in the sector which has resulted in “new operational and stock market polarisation between mega caps and medium sized names in 2020”
Zafar Khan, currently in charge of operations for the cigarette maker’s vaping and other new categories, is being promoted to fill the role
The iconic bootmaker said it plans to complete its float in early February, with some reports estimating the IPO could value the firm at £1bn
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group and Barneys department store owner Authentic Brands, which planned to make a joint effort with JD Sports, are also bidding
The Serious Fraud Office said it could not smoke out sufficient evidence
Following stronger than expected performance in the last four months of 2020, analysts wonder whether ASOS can keep the momentum up
With cash generation continuing to strengthen, net debt for the full year is expected to be below consensus market forecasts, even after paying a dividend
The original 1460 eight-eyelet boot with yellow welt stitches was the invention of the German doctor Klaus Märtens, who designed it to relieve back pain
It is seven weeks since the new CEO took the helm, and as if often the case under new management, we can expect some non-cash impairment charges in the full-year results
In the seven weeks to January 3, total revenue through the fashion designer’s own-branded retail channels was flat as online growth offset store closures