There is some relief for long-suffering investors in Debenhams, as the department store chain unveils annual results that show the company is moving in the right direction... more
Debenhams appoint obvious internal candidate as new chief executive, a move that leaves some in the City fearing it will mean business as usual... more
Debenhams chief executive Rob Templeman offers a glum assessment of prospects for the High Street, even as he unveils a solid looking set of half-year trading figures... more
"It's the usual story." So said long-time retail watcher Nick Bubb of Arden Partners in response to the latest figures from Debenhams, a fairly meaty half-year trading update. Profits and margins are up but sales are flat. And the shares? Don't ask about the shares... more
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Debenhams offers hope that a rocky few years are firmly in the past, committing itself to restarting dividend payments and expanding its clothes range... more
Bringing in big-name designers such as Henry Holland with his H! brand and Ben de Lisi under the Principles banner is starting to pay off at Debenhams... more
Debenhams chief executive Rob Templeman says the company should be judged on profits, which are heading in the right direction after a few years of uncertainty at the department store... more
Debenhams thanks designers including Ben de Lisi for helping it to win market share from rivals and putting it on a trajectory of “improving” sales... more
Debenhams said it expects to beat last year's profits despite a drop in sales, thanks to shoppers trading down from luxury labels to its designer range... more
If the bosses of Marks & Spencer, TopShop and Next want to know where their customers have gone they should ask Debenhams and its chief executive Rob Templeman... more
If Sir Stuart Rose’s Marks & Spencers, Sir Philip Green’s TopShop and Simon Wolfson’s Next want to know where their customers have gone they should ask Debenhams and its chief executive Rob Templeman... more
Out-of-work New York bankers who can’t face socialising with people who still have jobs are invited to the first-ever Wall Street Pink Slip Party... more
Retail: Debenhams slashes its dividend and its store opening programme in a desperate attempt to hoard cash and pay off its £1 billion debt mountain... more
Debenhams has moved to reassure investors it is not going bust, angrily rejecting what chief executive Rob Templeman called "recent inaccurate market rumours and speculation".... more
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