Next, the FTSE 100 clothing and homeware giant, has rewarded shareholders with a special dividend while raising its profit forecast for the eighth time in just over a year, as
Next, the FTSE 100 clothing and homeware giant, has rewarded shareholders with a special dividend while raising its profit forecast for the eighth time in just over a year, as
Retail giant Next has sounded the alarm on the UK’s economic outlook, stating that the nation faces a prolonged period of slow growth due to mounting tax burdens and tightening
Next has reported a sharp rise in full-price sales for the thirteen weeks to 26 July, attributing its success to unseasonably warm weather and a disruptive cyber-attack at its major
In a significant shift for the British retail landscape, John Lewis has announced the reinstatement of its iconic “never knowingly undersold” price-match pledge. This move comes two years after the
Next, the popular UK retailer, is set to achieve its raised profit guidance despite wider economic concerns within the retail sector, according to analysts at Shore Cap. In a research note, the bank highlighted Next's positive outlook on the UK consumer environment, which it described as "more benign" but with significant uncertainties.






