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Feb- 2021 -12 FebruaryClothing & Shoes
Boohoo seeks larger London office following acquisition spree
Online fashion retailer Boohoo is reportedly seeking a larger London office following its recent acquisition spree that saw its purchases…
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12 FebruaryNews
Vacant units in City of London almost double amid pandemic
The number of vacant units in the City of London increased by 47% from 174 at the end of 2019…
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10 FebruaryHigh Street
Dune launches CVA targeted at cutting rent costs
Dune has announced the launch of a CVA prospal targeted at cutting rent costs across its 43 stores and 175…
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8 FebruaryOnline & Digital
Amazon’s tax to turnover ratio dropped to 0.37% in 2020
Amazon saw its tax to turnover ratio fall to 0.37% last year, despite sales rising by more than 51% in…
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5 FebruaryOnline & Digital
Amazon launches 1,000 apprenticeships across UK
Amazon has announced it is set to create 1,000 apprenticeship roles in the UK this year, as it continues to…
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4 FebruarySport & Leisure
JD Sports raises £464.2m to bolster acquisition plans
JD Sports has announced the completion of the placing of new ordinary shares in the business’ capital, which raised £464.2m…
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2 FebruaryHigh Street
Footfall remains above first lockdown levels despite poor weather
Footfall across UK retail destinations rose by just +0.4% last week from the week before as poor weather deterred high…
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2 FebruaryOnline & Digital
Moonpig valued at £1.2bn amid market debut
Moonpig has entered the London Stock Exchange with a market capitalisation of £1.2bn, following the successful pricing of its initial…
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Jan- 2021 -29 JanuaryClothing & Shoes
Thomas Pink returns to online market despite LVMH sales float
Thomas Pink has announced it is returning to trade, albeit online, after shutting down its website and social media channels…
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27 JanuaryHigh Street
Arcadia collapsed owing creditors £750m
Philip Green’s retail empire, Arcadia, reportedly fell into administration while owing its creditors £750m. The debts, first reported by the…
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