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Opinion
May Day or Mayday?
May is traditionally celebrated as the month of rebirth, named after Maia, the Roman goddess of springtime, warmth and increase.
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News
Slater Menswear plans transactional web site
Slater Menswear is to launch a transactional web site next month offering products from all its departments.
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May sales break record
Retail sales leapt 3.5 per cent by volume last month as stores benefited from the warmest May on record, the ONS reported.
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Moss Bros in turmoil as candidates for chair refuse job
Moss Bros will be left without a new chairman this week after it emerged that potential candidates are unwilling to take the role at the beleaguered retailer.
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Clare returns to retail
Marks & Spencer on board as former DSGi chief gears up for online launch.
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Mulberry sales buck gloom
Mulberry has announced soaring sales and a strong start to the new financial year.
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May online sales hit £4.5 billion
Online spending in May rose to more than 4.5 billion, an increase of 1.6 per cent on April, according to the IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index.
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Topshop installs photographic machine in stores
Topshop has been setting up bespoke in-store photographic studios in an exclusive collaboration with The Helmut Newton Foundation.
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H&M's May sales soar
Swedish fashion group H&M achieved 25 per cent sales growth in May, with like-for-likes up 14 per cent on last year.
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Fifth of M&S shareholders to vote against Rose promotion
Up to a fifth of Marks & Spencer’s shareholders are expected to vote against chief executive Sir Stuart Rose’s promotion to chairman.
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Primark sacks factories found using child labour
Primark has sacked three of it southern Indian factories after they were found to have used unauthorised sub-contracting and child labour to produce its garments.
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Fortnum & Mason chairman to step down
Fortnum & Mason chairman Jana Khayat is to step down after seven years in the role.
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Monsoon to sell scarves through Afghan tie-up
Fashion group Monsoon Accessorize will stock Afghan products in selected stores next year, following the retailer’s partnership with women living in Kabul.
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Analysis
Touch of brilliance
Distinctive design made Sir Paul Smith a fashion icon, but he fears that grasping landlords and identikit fashion are stifling creativity. Lisa Berwin meets the legend
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News
Tesseyman to make exit from Bonmarché
Bonmarch chief Mark Tesseyman is to leave the value fashion retailer.
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M&S plans green store roll-out
Marks & Spencer is to roll out about half of the initiatives it has been testing at its Bournemouth eco-store to its entire portfolio.
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Jóhannesson set to fight on after appeal loss
Baugur executive chairman J n sgeir J hannesson is expected to fight suggestions he will have to resign from the board after losing his appeal against a conviction for breaking accounting laws.
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Nike Town opens doors to Oxford Circus footy area
Nike unveiled part of its revamped London flagship Nike Town this week to cash in on the start of the Euro 2008 football tournament.
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Ted Baker fashions upmarket Noir format
Ted Baker is to launch a store format for its premium mens- and womenswear ranges and open a raft of stores as it continues to buck the downturn.
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Analysis
Avanti: C&A’s value zeitgeist
It may be gone from the UK, but C&A is alive and well in Europe and testing a value format called Avanti that looks promising. John Ryan reports from Gelsenkirchen