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Online retailer N Brown makes it big

11.10.11
Much of the rag trade is in the mire, but N Brown may have found the magic ingredient... more

Sales on up at French Connection

19.09.11
After a troubled few years, French Connection is on the up. So says chairman and founder Stephen Marks as he unveils half-year results that offer decent evidence for the case... more

BAE in demand as it unveils buyback and ups dividend

28.07.11
A show of force from BAE Systems had traders piling back into the weapons maker today... more

Ted Baker bucks High Street gloom as sales leap by 15%

14.06.11
The High Street is in turmoil and rival clothing retailers are reporting plunging sales but Ted Baker is miraculously unaffected... more

EMI may be sold in months as Citigroup cuts losses

28.01.11
Debt-laden British record label EMI faces being sold within months as US banking giant Citigroup tries to cut its losses sooner than expected... more

JD Sports ploughs through the snow to raise profit hopes

07.01.11
JD Sports issues a weatherproof trading update showing that its customers hit the stores over Christmas despite the snow... more

Big freeze could cost High Street shops £1bn in lost sales

21.12.10
Retailers could lose as much as £1 billion of sales because of the snow and ice in the run-up to Christmas, according to analysts... more

Dixons shrugging off shares gloom with focus on service

25.11.10
Currys and PC World parent Dixons Retail predicts Christmas trading will be competitive and tough as it reports slowing UK sales growth... more

Ted Baker profits warm up for winter

17.11.10
Shoppers looking for coats and knitwear help the fashion chain post a 20% jump in revenues for the three months to November... more

Gartmore shares get yet another kicking after Roger Guy’s goodbye

16.11.10
Market round-up: Money vanishes out of fund management group Gartmore, after its chief rainmaker Roger Guy announced his departure last week... more

Next prediction proved right as sales growth slows

03.11.10
Fashion group Next says sales growth slowed during the last three months as it forecast in September... more

Talk of a mega-move by Oracle for EMC keeps US buzzing

14.10.10
Market Round-up: Takeover whispers are again the talk of the Square Mile, but the other side of the Atlantic has traders most excited... more

Asos suffers setback as home growth slides

14.10.10
Slowdown in UK sales growth sends shares in online fashion retailer Asos sinking 5%, but chief executive Nick Robertson remains bullish... more

Burberry hits another high as takeover rumours hot up

30.09.10
Market Round-up: Investors develop a taste for high fashion with Burberry’s shares hitting another record high on renewed speculation that a suitor is circling... more

Yell surges on talk: But is it a takeover or is it a disposal?

02.09.10
Takeover rumours provided excitement in the markets for a second day, with Yell and Autonomy the major beneficiaries... more

Brokers are rushing to knock Connaught after its warning

28.06.10
Connaught has become one of the Budget’s first victims, losing half its market value in two days... more

JD Sports doesn't fear benefit cuts as success story goes on

09.06.10
JD Sports is on the up, but is there a chance that plans to cut government spending and slash benefits could hurt the company's customer base?... more

BP plunges to new low in spite of enthusiasm from analysts

08.06.10
Shares in BP drop to a fresh 15-month low despite analysts advising investors to snap them up — if they are feeling patient... more

JD Sports Fashion boasts surge in sales and profits

14.04.10
JD Sports Fashion shows it is winning the battle of the tracksuits, posting a surge in sales and profits while some of its sportswear rivals have floundered... more

City Spy: Stephen Byers' asking price was not so greedy

24.03.10
While rage erupts at Westminster about the behaviour of Stephen Byers, Patricia Hewitt and Geoff Hoon, there is a whiff of hypocrisy ... more

BlueBay assets rise 10% with investors back in credit

21.01.10
London fixed-income fund house BlueBay Asset Management hails a return of investors to credit markets... more

BSkyB sparkles on blinding forecast in 3D from RBS

05.01.10
The future of BSkyB is so bright that you “will need sunglasses”. That’s the opinion of Royal Bank of Scotland which today advised clients to snap up shares in the satellite broadcaster... more

Jobless are a worry for JD

22.09.09
Kevin the teenager is still splashing out, but rising unemployment among the young remains a worry for his favourite shopping group, JD Sports Fashion ... more

Miners continue down the chute on lack of demand

26.08.09
Commodity stocks were once again nursing their wounds from the decline in global demand today with shares in Antofagasta and Tullow Oil tumbling on plunging profits ... more

Resurgent pubs leave the bears nursing a hangover

26.08.09
The smell of burnt fingers wafted through the City today as the bears dumped their rapidly-rising pub stocks ... more

Stanley tells investors to enjoy rally while it lasts

25.08.09
Shares may be trading at a 10-month high but those expecting the equities rally to continue are likely to be disappointed... more

Stay-at-home Brits give Kingfisher 89% fillip

02.06.09
The sun is coming out at DIY group Kingfisher, where sales of garden furniture and barbecue kit have soared thanks to good weather... more

Lipoxen leaping as it gets investors’ swine flu vote

30.04.09
AIM-listed tiddler Lipoxen has been elected by stock-market investors to lead the global fightback against the deadly swine flu virus... more

Singer to bring Teathers staff in from cold after double blow

19.03.09
Staff have dubbed it “the post-Icelandic support group”. Employees at Mayfair stockbroker Teathers, who have taken a double hit from Iceland’s banking meltdown, are on the verge of getting a new employer: Singer Capital Markets, itself rescued from that country’s chill... more

Icelandic saga takes a new twist for staff of Teathers

19.03.09
Staff have dubbed it "the post-Icelandic support group". Employees at Mayfair stockbroker Teathers, who have taken a double hit from Iceland's banking meltdown, are on the verge of getting a new employer - Singer Capital Markets, itself rescued from the country's chill... more


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