Retail Week

Retail Week is a news platform located in London that provides information, data services, events, and a magazine focused on the retail sector, mainly in the United Kingdom.

National, Trade/B2B

English

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Global

#312595

United Kingdom

#22190

Lifestyle/Fashion and Apparel

#1057

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Q&A: Sainsbury’s CEO Simon Roberts on prices, tariffs and trade deals

1 week ago | retail-week.com | George Arnett

Q&A: Sainsbury’s CEO Simon Roberts on prices, tariffs and trade deals By George Arnett2025-04-17T12:02:00 Sainsbury’s has joined retail’s £1bn profit club – but the grocer does not expect profits to increase again this year. Chief executive Simon Roberts discusses potential price wars, tariff impacts and falling sales at Argos.
AllSaints opens its latest 'enhanced' concept store

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Chloe Mills

AllSaints opens its latest 'enhanced' concept store By Chloe Mills2025-04-17T16:16:00 Fashion retailer AllSaints has opened the doors to another of its new concept stores. AllSaints has opened the doors to a new store at Meadowhall, Sheffield, having relocated from one area of the shopping centre to another.
Revolution Beauty CEO exits and heads for Ulta Beauty

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Chloe Mills

Revolution Beauty CEO exits and heads for Ulta Beauty By Chloe Mills2025-04-17T09:13:00 The chief executive of beauty retailer Revolution Beauty is departing.
Topshop drops latest hint at return to the high street

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Chloe Mills

Topshop drops latest hint at return to the high street By Chloe Mills2025-04-17T09:21:00 Fashion retailer Topshop has once again teased its return to the high street as customers can expect to shop the brand physically this summer.
Sainsbury’s sales and profits rise thanks to highest market share growth for a decade

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Chloe Mills

Sainsbury’s sales and profits rise thanks to highest market share growth for a decade By Chloe Mills2025-04-17T06:48:00 Grocery giant Sainsbury’s has reported a rise in profits and sales for the full year as it posted its highest market share growth for more than a decade despite forecasting flat profits for the year ahead.
Deliveroo reports first quarter growth as UK and international orders soar

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Chloe Mills

Deliveroo reports first quarter growth as UK and international orders soar By Chloe Mills2025-04-17T07:02:00 Rapid delivery specialist Deliveroo has reported a “strong” performance during the first quarter thanks to order growth progress in both the UK and internationally.
Dunelm holds firm on guidance as it hails ‘strong’ sales growth

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Chloe Mills

Dunelm holds firm on guidance as it hails ‘strong’ sales growth By Chloe Mills2025-04-17T06:28:00 Homewares retailer Dunelm said it is “on track” to hit its profit before tax guidance for the full year as sales during the third quarter surged despite “increased uncertainty on consumer sentiment” ahead.
Sosandar warns on profits as it shifts away from promotions

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Hugh Radojev

Source: Sosandar Fashion retailer Sosandar has revised down its full-year profit and sales expectations, as it is continuing its “transition away from price promotional activity”. In a trading update for the financial year ended March 31, 2025, the retailer said it expected profit before tax to be “not less than” £500,000, with revenue of £37.2m.
WHSmith sales jump but profits inch down as high street trading drags

1 week ago | retail-week.com | Hugh Radojev

Source: Getty Images/iStock/Whitemay WHSmith reported a jump in revenues but profit before tax inched down in its first financial update since announcing the sale of its flagging high street business. For the six months to February 28, 2025, WHSmith reported a dip in group profit before tax to £45m, down from £46m the previous year. Total group revenues were up 3% to £951m for the period.
Why WHSmith boss Carl Cowling is still betting big on America despite Trump turmoil

1 week ago | retail-week.com | George MacDonald |George Arnett

Why WHSmith boss Carl Cowling is still betting big on America despite Trump turmoil By George MacDonald and George Arnett2025-04-16T13:37:00 WHSmith is selling its high street business to focus on its successful travel operations—notably the US, described by the retailer as its “most exciting growth market”. The shift comes amid global disruption precipitated by president Trump’s confrontational polices, but WHSmith chief executive Carl Cowling is unfazed and tells Retail Week why.