The Hut Group confirms plans for £4.5bn IPO - London's biggest this year
Around 1,000 brands used the company's Ingenuity platform to reach online consumers
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Around 1,000 brands used the company's Ingenuity platform to reach online consumers
Boohoo, Dunelm and Superdry are among retailers that “could get into financial difficulties” in a scenario where there is a second lockdown over Christmas, no vaccine and high unemployment for the next two years
Les Wexner has been criticised over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, the American financier convicted for sexual offences
Tesco continued its reign as the UK's biggest grocer, however along with Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Asda it lost ground to discounters Aldi and Lidl
The retailer will again pay a special dividend later this year after debt came in line with forecasts at £170mln.
Stripping out exceptional charges, adjusted operating profits were down 33% to £76.2mln due to the FOBT stake limit and investment in US expansion
Ascential is paying almost £50mln for a 35% stake in Jumpshot – the marketing analytics arm of Avast
Despite a profit warning in May, the gifts, toy and stationery retailer saw its shares boosted after its adjusted pre-tax profits jumped nearly 60%
“The company has an aggressive growth strategy, including making targeted acquisitions and will, going forward, look to support its activities through more traditional forms of debt and equity issuance and will seek to avoid structures with
Ahead of half-year results, Ascential provided restated summary results for 2018 following the adoption of the IFRS 16 accounting standard.
Highlights from the quarter included an increase in direct-to-consumer revenue that saw the company selling through Vince-branded retail
The Wisconsin clothing and tools supplier's net loss was $7.6 million, compared to a much smaller loss of $700,000 in the year-ago quarter
The company's adjusted loss widened to $0.67 per share, a bigger hit than the consensus estimate of $0.59
Clients for the company’s fashion subscription service reached 3.1 million, a 17% boost from the year-ago quarter
The company named executive vice president Michael Darrow interim CEO
Revenues in the first year are expected to exceed £1mln and the contract offers the potential for “material increases”
Analyst Dave King is impressed with Lovesac’s modular couches and says it's an interesting acquisition target for larger furniture players
The news drove the sock more than 15% lower Wednesday
Analysts Dave King and Andrew Mali maintained their $1.50 target and Buy recommendation on the stock
The positive results were driven by a 10% growth in retail sales, particularly among its Custom Closets stores