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Yasmin Le Bon to front House of Fraser spring campaign
House of Fraser has today unveiled model Yasmin Le Bon as the face of its spring fashion advertising campaign.
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Jaeger hits the catwalk at Fashion Week
Jaeger stormed London Fashion Week on Sunday with the first fashion show in the group’s 125-year history. The show premiered the autumn/winter Jaeger London range.
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Delia release sparks bookseller price war
Borders has joined the battle for sales of Delia Smith’s hotly anticipated new recipe book by slashing the price when it goes on sale today.
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H&M lifts curtain on its Regent Street flagship
Swedish fashion retailer H&M opened its new London flagship store yesterday at 234 Regent Street.
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Baugur to bolster top team as fashion market toughens
Icelandic investor Baugur is to strengthen the management teams at some of its key fashion retailers to help its brands ride out the challenging trading environment.
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Wine Rack gains stores from Threshers estate
Thresher Group is converting some of its eponymous off-licences to the Wine Rack fascia.
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Glimpse of Banana Republic Regent Street
Gap has unveiled the first drawing of its forthcoming Banana Republic store on Regent Street, scheduled to open on March 20.
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M&S picks ex-Evans boss to head lingerie
Marks & Spencer has snapped up former Evans brand director Frances Russell for the new role of trading director for its market-leading lingerie business.
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Bonmarche posts ‘stonking performance’ in poor climate
Bonmarch has bucked the trend among value fashion retailers by posting soaring profits.
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Asda, Sainsbury’s and Co-op move in on Somerfield
Asda, Sainsbury’s and Co-operative Group are understood to have submitted provisional first-round bids for local grocery chain Somerfield last week.
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Signet: the city view
Signet, the world’s biggest specialist jewellery retailer, posted a 6.7 per cent group like-for-like fall in the fourth quarter, propelled by an 8.6 per cent drop in the US.
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John Lewis eyes up India
Department store giant embarks on hunt for a partner to make its debut on the sub-continent
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Adams eyes a profit as sale talks denied
Adams chairman John Shannon claims to have turned the childrenswear retailer around just a year after buying it out of administration.
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City remains cautious over retail as shares lose regained ground
General retailers’ share price rises of recent weeks looked like a dead cat bounce as they slipped back over the week, although food groups managed an increase following their decline since the start of the year.
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Out-of-town growth set to slow in the UK
Growth in the UK out-of-town market is likely to slow over the next five years, as Government initiatives to encourage in-town development start to kick in.
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Sainsbury’s hires 150 in non-food
Sainsbury’s is to hire 150 staff to support its burgeoning non-food operation.
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Ann Summers wins over landlord at Bluewater
Bluewater landlord Lend Lease has given the green light to lingerie retailer Ann Summers to open a store at its Kent shopping centre after years of knock-backs.
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Wild Orchid to launch new UK fascia on Oxford Street
Russian lingerie retailer Wild Orchid is set to continue its expansion in the UK with the opening of its first eponymous store on Oxford Street next month.
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Ikea launches 90-day mattress policy
Swedish furniture retailer Ikea has launched its 90-day Love It or Exchange It mattress policy today and exclusively revealed the bedroom antics of the UK population in a UK-wide survey.