All Fashion articles – Page 796
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Hollister’s house takes shape at Westfield London
US fashion retailer Abercrombie & Fitch will unveil a Casa Mexicana-style store for its Hollister brand at Westfield London next Thursday.
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Sale of Icelandic assets delayed by authorities
The potential sale of Baugur’s debt and investments by Icelandic banks in UK retailers is on hold as Icelandic authorities assess their value and move to avoid a quick-fire sale.
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Green sets out strategy as Arcadia holds firm
Sir Philip Green has vowed to redouble his focus on product and processes after Arcadia revealed a resilient set of full-year results.
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George's online operation to be top shop
Asda’s clothing brand George expects its online operation to become its biggest selling store early next year as the brand continues to take market share.
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Debenhams pursues childrenswear share
Debenhams is to boost its own-label childrenswear offer and double its home accessories range.
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Mothercare to target US with Gurgle move
Mothercare is testing the appetite for its products and services in the US with the launch of its networking site Gurgle.
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Retail crime headed for a ‘rapid rise’
Retailers are bracing themselves for a rise in retail crime as the British Retail Consortium (BRC) warned that the credit crunch will “wipe out” falling statistics recorded over the last year.
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Tillman: weather fashion’s worst enemy, not economy
The weather is continuing to have the greatest impact on fashion sales, despite the increased pressure of the economic downturn, Jaeger chairman and head of the British Fashion Council Harold Tillman said this week.
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JJB fortunes improve but bleak conditions bear down on most
Rising fears of recession and expectations that Christmas will not be merry for many retailers continued to weigh heavily on share prices.
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Sweaty Betty targets more stores as it tests fresh shopfit
Women’s activewear retailer Sweaty Betty wants to double its store portfolio within five years and is poised to unveil a new shopfit at its London Soho shop.
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Zadig & Voltaire eyes store assault
French high-end fashion retailer Zadig & Voltaire wants to top 80 stores internationally by the end of this year.
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Gap reviews ad spend and focuses on online business
Gap has overhauled its marketing strategy and outlined plans to generate growth from its international and online businesses.
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Harvey Nichols eyes Westfield Nottingham
Harvey Nichols is understood to have entered into negotiations to take an anchor store in the redeveloped Broadmarsh centre in Nottingham.
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NewsAnthropologie homes in on West End debut
Urban Outfitters’ sister brand Anthropologie is reported to be close to signing its first UK store in the former Wedgwood shop on London’s Regent Street.
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Opinion
Forget the recession and get retailing
As Gordon Brown and Mervyn King finally uttered the R-word this week, it looked like they had unavoidably twisted the knife for retailers.
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Opinion
Sean Murray: Question enough and you’ll find the answer
I never underestimate the importance of asking questions.
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Jacques-Antoine Granjon: UK Confidential
France’s leading private sales web site Vente-Privee may have chosen a precarious time to launch in the UK, but founder Jacques-Antoine Granjon says the potential is there. He tells Lisa Berwin why.
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Asos: The big picture
With sales flying, Asos is coasting the downturn. IT chief Gary Mudie tells Joanna Perry how his technology plan will keep it in fashion.
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Retail sales growth slows further
Retail sales volume growth has continued to slow in the three months to September, rising only 0.1 per cent.
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Sports Direct trading on track
Sports Direct has revealed today that trading is in line with expectations, but that it continues to be the hardest the group has ever experienced.