Superdry in profit warning after heatwave hits sales
The fashion brand issues a profit warning after the warm weather hits sales of jumpers and jackets.
The fashion brand issues a profit warning after the warm weather hits sales of jumpers and jackets.
The retailer says the warm weather hit jumper and jacket sales, sparking an initial 28% share price fall.
The American retail giant has been struggling with huge debts and a shift to shopping online.
Jamie Dimon is latest executive to distance themselves from Riyadh after a journalist’s disappearance.
The US president says he accepts the climate is changing but does not want to “lose millions of jobs”.
“Women tend to be their own worst critics,” says notonthehighstreet.com co-founder Sarah Cornish.
The plight of refugees fleeing war inspired Scottish businessman Charlie MacGregor to set up a charity to try to help.
Postal staff have seen the value of their shares shrink by thousands of pounds just before planning to sell them.
The EY Item Club cuts its UK GDP growth forecasts to 1.3% this year and 1.5% in 2019.
The UK, France and Germany say they expect a detailed Saudi response on Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance.
Saudi Arabia will respond to any political or economic actions, a source tells state media.
Saudi Arabia will respond to any political or economic actions, a source tells state media.
Despite walking away from another franchise, Virgin Rail and Stagecoach shared £51.2m in dividends.
Patisserie Valerie boss Luke Johnson said he did not know about two overdrafts totalling £9.7m.
Four “ganjapreneurs” in Canada give their take on legalised cannabis.
One man described how he had to tell his parents their £250,000 life savings had disappeared.
Its future was uncertain, but the Bank of England has decided to give it a new lease of life.
The unseen financial influence of the “Oscars of the restaurant industry”.
Joining would require the North to open up about its economy, but human rights are unlikely to be an issue.
Car sales in China – the world’s biggest car market – slipped in September for the third month in a row.
JP Morgan Chase boss Jamie Dimon says the US economy is strong despite “geopolitical issues”.
Entrepreneur Luke Johnson, who owns 37% of the firm, has provided up to £20m in the form of loans.
The firm is looking to slash rents as it struggles with lower footfall and the apprenticeship levy.
The world’s oldest toy retailer, Hamleys, plunges into the red citing Brexit and terrorism.
An alliance of publicans and brewers warns 6,000 pubs could close over five years if beer duty rises.
The bank pays 190,000 small shareholders 2p a share, the first payout since the 2008 financial crisis.
The Singapore Airlines aircraft flew 15,000km over almost 18 hours from Singapore to New York.
It plans to secure the iconic Frasers building for £95m and turn it into the “Harrods of the North”.
The embattled cafe chain says Chris Marsh was arrested and bailed meanwhile the SFO is investigating.
The chancellor says the pace is picking up on Brexit talks and a deal could lift the economy.