
Leaving the world's biggest economic area, the market for almost half of Britain's exports, may sound like business folly. And yet small company bosses are divided over the vote on EU membership.
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Leaving the world's biggest economic area, the market for almost half of Britain's exports, may sound like business folly. And yet small company bosses are divided over the vote on EU membership.
The chairman of Lloyds Banking Group has said that there was no "compelling economic argument" for Britain to stay in the European Union without a significant change in its relationship with the bloc.
Marks & Spencer is making a new push to expand abroad, hoping e-commerce will give Britain's biggest clothing retailer a better chance to succeed than earlier attempts to enter new markets.
Marks & Spencer, Britain's biggest clothing retailer, will attempt to drive Christmas trading by holding a rare one-day sale on Saturday, cutting prices on all non-food items by 30 percent, a source close to the compa...
It’s official. The founder of Net-A-Porter will succeed Harold Tillman as chairman of the British fashion association, according to organization’s twitter feed and the group’s website. The British Fashion Council exec...
After nearly three decades working for Marks & Spencer, Andrew Skinner has joined the list of directors which have left the British retailer over the last few weeks.
Marks & Spencer chairman Stuart Rose sold over 400,000 pounds ($639,000) worth of shares on the same day chief executive Marc Bolland laid out a new strategy for the firm and presented his first set of results.
Marks & Spencer Plc said it plans to ramp up investment in its core UK business, online and overseas as new boss Marc Bolland set out his growth plans beside a 17 percent rise in first-half profit.
Next said consumers are facing near double-digit price rises for clothes next year, as it posted a slightly bigger-than-expected fall in Q3 sales.
Stuart Rose, chairman of bellwether British retailer Marks & Spencer (MKS.L), said consumers can cope with government spending cuts and retail sales will grow next year, even though trading will be tough.