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In May, 21 NatWest branches are set to close, after the bank saw a 62% fall in over-the-counter transactions between 2019 and ...
In selling off its high street branches, the retail giant is going back to its Victorian roots in transport hubs.
RBC Capital analyst Richard Chamberlain maintained a Buy rating on WH Smith (SMWH – Research Report) on April 22 and set a price target of ...
WHSmith’s shares have sunk more than 18 per cent since the company’s board approved the sale of its high street chain at the ...
Acquiring companies must weigh the strategic risks and merits of discarding a well-known brand, especially during M&A. After ...
As part of this technology initiative, WHSmith North America upgraded to the latest versions of Aptos’ Merchandising, Warehouse Management and Sales Audit solutions – and transitioned from on-premises ...
Vizzy, the talent platform and CV disruptor for global brands, has raised a £3.65m seed led by Adjuvo. Vizzy allows candidates to build a truly personalised digital profile that reflects their ...
Government ‘confident’ it has supplies to keep British Steel blast furnaces lit The government is 'confident' it will secure ...
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Retail Insight Network on MSNWH Smith maintains FY25 outlook despite modest H1 profit declineBut the company's high street segment experienced a 7% dip in revenue, with figures reaching £239m in H1 FY25. Despite this ...
On March 28 WH Smith announced it is selling its non-travel stores to Modella Capital Ltd, owner of Hobbycraft in a deal valuing GBP76 million. The retailer's name will disappear from UK high streets, ...
WH Smith's high-street shops have had their day and a change of owner is unlikely to turn things around, says Matthew Lynn ...
WH Smith has increased profits from airports and railway stations as it prepares to sell its high street stores and focus purely on travel outlets.
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