All Fashion articles – Page 849
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New Look profits rise at expense of sales
New Look has unveiled a like-for-like sales slump of 3.4 per cent over the 15 weeks to January 5.
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Good Christmas for Liberty, but Sale flat
Regent Street department store Liberty revealed solid Christmas trading this morning, with like-for-like sales up 5 per cent in the four weeks to Christmas Eve.
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JJB agrees to pay back customers
Sports retailer JJB Sports will pay back consumers who bought certain replica shirts sold during 2000 and 2001, after consumer group Which? took legal action against the chain.
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Select rescued by foreign investor
Young fashion chain Select has secured a 13 million emergency funding package from an unnamed foreign investor.
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NewsFat Face sales jump
Fat Face has revealed sales soared 19 per cent to £61.7 million in the six months to December 1.
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Tommy Hilfiger gives windows interactive touch
Tommy Hilfiger has introduced touchscreens to the windows of several of its international stores, including its site on London’s Carnaby Street.
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Marks & Spencer's shares tumble after poor festive sales
High street bellwether Marks & Spencer has posted poor Christmas trading figures, sending its share price spiralling – down 18 per cent in early trading.
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Burberry bags clean up
Handbags now account for 31 per cent of sales at luxury retailer Burberry and the five-figure price tag for its latest It Bag has not deterred its devotees.
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Adili's sales soar
Sales at ethical e-tailer Adili rose 388 per cent in the four weeks to December 21, compared with the same period in 2006.
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Alexon profit buoyed by post-Christmas trade
Alexon revealed that post-Christmas trading lifted performance and that profits for the 52 weeks to January 26 are expected to be no lower than 12.5 million.
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Select on verge of administration
Women’s fashion chain Select Retail is understood to be on the brink of administration, the latest casualty of dire trading in the fashion sector.
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Jane Norman doubles profits
Jane Norman has more than doubled its operating profits in the year to March 31, 2007.
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PPR dodges festive gloom
Gucci owner PPR said that Christmas sales had been good, despite festive trading fears.
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John Lewis and Waitrose sales boom over Christmas
John Lewis toasted record sales in the week to December 29, putting it on the festive winners’ podium.
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JJB non-executive director retires
JJB Sports has revealed that one of its non-executive directors has retired.
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Opinion
Online Sales have a long way to go
Newspaper images of shoppers fighting their way into stores would have deterred many from the high street Sales.
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Dolcis owner insists chain is safe as backer pulls out
John Kinnaird vows Dolcis will break even this year, despite crisis talks to secure new investor
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Stylo non-exec to retire
Barry Morris, non-executive director of Bradford-based shoe retailer Stylo, is to retire from the company.
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Flower power
Cath Kidston’s relocated store in Bath shows why this blooming retailer is a force to be reckoned with. John Ryan reports
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Next to beat profit forecasts despite store sales fall
Fashion group Next suffered a 3.2 per cent like-for-like sales fall at its core stores business between July 30 and December 24, but expects full-year profits to beat expectations.