Eloise Hill
Journalist at Retail Gazette
Eloise | Journalist at Retail Gazette
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4 days ago |
retailgazette.co.uk | Eloise Hill
John Lewis has vowed to bring back its staff bonus “as soon as possible” following a staff campaign. The retailer, which also owns Waitrose, has not paid a bonus to workers since 2022 as it has been focussed on turning the business around after three years of losses. A John Lewis and Waitrose spokesperson said: “Our bonus remains an important feature of our employee ownership model, and we’ve publicly stated that we are determined to pay one as soon as possible.
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5 days ago |
retailgazette.co.uk | Eloise Hill
John Lewis has partnered with pre-loved designer kidswear platform, Kidswear Collective, to open a dedicated space in its flagship store on Oxford Street. Based on the fourth floor within the kids department, the new concession will feature a curated selection of fashion garments for children aged from newborn to 12 years old.
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5 days ago |
retailgazette.co.uk | Eloise Hill
M&S boss Stuart Machin took home more than £7m in pay last year, according to the company’s most recent annual report. The chief executive was paid £7.1m for the 52 weeks to 29 March, up from £5.1m the year before. This came from a fixed pay of £843,000 and £1.63m in bonus payments. Machin received £4.6m in performance related pay, which is subject to holding periods and is dependent on future share price growth.
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1 week ago |
retailgazette.co.uk | Eloise Hill
Aldi has overtaken Asda to become the UK’s third largest grocer in terms of food and drink revenues over the last month. The German discounter, which is set to open 10 new supermarkets in the next 14 weeks, saw its food and drink market share, excluding household revenues, hit 9.8% during the four weeks to 18 May, compared to Asda’s 9.4%, The Grocer reported. Aldi and Asda were both on 9.8% during the 12 weeks to 18 May.
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1 week ago |
retailgazette.co.uk | Eloise Hill
Pets at Home saw its pre-tax profits rise 14% in the 12 months to 27 March, in what it described as a year of “profound transformation”. The pet specialist credited the strong growth of its veterinary arm and strengthened online proposition behind its profits surging to £120.6m, up from £105.7m the year before. However, the company’s retail arm took a hit with profits plunging 16% to £72.9m amid rising costs and a 1.8% drop in revenues to £1.3bn as it traded in a more “subdued market”.
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