Stella McCartney buys back LVMH stake in her eponymous fashion brand
Stella McCartney has bought back LVMH’s 49 per cent stake in her fashion brand, which the luxury giant has held
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10:21
London’s poshest district is nearly 100 times pricier than the north of England
Knightsbridge has been named the most expensive district in London and the UK, with the average house price coming in
Amber Murray
19:21
London’s commercial property market to keep growing as staff ordered back to the office
The green shoots which sprang up earlier this year in London’s commercial property market look set to continue into 2025,
Amber Murray
17:26
Retailers reassess how to reel in cash-strapped savvy Brits for Black Friday
As Brits’ loyalty to brands continues to erode and their commitment to seeking value continues to rise, retailers are optimising
Amber Murray
11:22
Marshalls: Revenue ticks down but recovery on the horizon
Housing industry supplier Marshalls has reported another dip in revenue but has predicted a cyclical recovery in its key markets. The
Amber Murray
17:22
Hostelworld: Bookings at travel agency buoyed by budget trips
Online travel agency Hostelworld Group has reported a strong performance in the year-to-date, driven by an increase in demand from budget
Amber Murray
11:41
Tortilla revenue slumps after cutting ties Deliveroo, but there’s no sign of regret
Tortilla’s revenue has slumped after the decision to remove itself from takeaway platform Deliveroo, but the company showed no sign
Amber Murray
02:36
Khan on the pedestrianisation of London’s streets: ‘Watch this space’
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan announced plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street earlier this week, which he said will revitalise
Amber Murray
14:32
Boohoo makes major US change in bid to broaden appeal
Boohoo has announced significant changes to its operations in the US market as it looks to broaden its product offering
Amber Murray
18:27
‘Misperceived and undervalued’ office renting firm IWG urged to quit London listing
A leading shareholder in International Workplace Group (IWG) has called for the co-working firm to quit its London listing and relocate
