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M&S hires former Next exec Monday, 13th May 2013
Marks & Spencer has hired former Next executive Jo Jenkins as its new director of lingerie and beauty.
Posted in Department Stores, People Tagged Next, Marks & Spencer, M&S, Janie Schaffer, Jo Jenkins, John Dixon, HR News
Marks & Spencer snaps up senior executive from Next & Next reports rise in 1Q Thursday, 9th May 2013
Marks & Spencers, Britain's largest clothing retailer has hired a senior executive from Next for its lingerie and beauty.
Posted in fashion, Fashion News, Food, Lingerie, Online retail, Retail Industry Tagged shopping, marks & spencer, next, sales, profit, clothing
M & S new 900,000 sq ft warehouse will help improve online sales Thursday, 9th May 2013
Photo credit: My-Retail Media
Marks & Spencer have opened a 900,000 sq ft warehouse in Castle Donington in a bid to improve its online trading. The clothing and homeware retailer currently only sells 15 per cent of its products online, 20 per cent less than major rival Next. The new facilities will mean the retailer will be able to deal with 1m orders a day, compared with a few hundred currently.
Posted in E-Commerce, Franchise & Expansion, Online retail, Retail Industry Tagged Marks & Spencer, chief executive, Marc Bolan, director, Laura Wade-Grey, e-commerce, multi-channel, fashion, womenswear, homeware, Next, Jo Jenkins, Castle Donington, Amazon
Next posts Q1 sales boost Wednesday, 8th May 2013
Next today posted a small upturn in quarterly sales after recent good weather provided a shot in the arm for trading.
Posted in fashion, Fashion News Tagged Next, fashion, fashion news, retail industry, consumer, directory, home delivery
Next chief distributes £2.4m bonus amongst employees Wednesday, 17th April 2013
Employees at Next are due to receive a cash payout after bosses decided to divide a £2.4 million stocks bonus between staff members.
Posted in Consumers, fashion, Fashion News, Retail Industry Tagged Lord Wolfson, Next, fashion, fashion news, consumers, retail industry
Next fashion head targets “incompetent” councils Friday, 22nd March 2013
Lord Wolfson targeted “incompetent” councils who are resistant to changes on the high street as he revealed quiet trading at Next for January.
Posted in fashion, Fashion News, Retail Industry, Retail Property Tagged Lord Wolfson, people, next, fashion, fashion news, retail property, retail industry
Next posts 3% sales pickup Thursday, 21st March 2013
Next has posted a three per cent rise in annual sales in spite of the unforgiving trading climate on British high streets.
Posted in fashion, Fashion News Tagged Next, Fashion, Fashion News, Lord Wolfson
Next to reveal £600m profit Monday, 18th March 2013
Next is set to report annual profits of around £618 million, up seven per cent on last year’s result.
Posted in fashion Tagged Next, fashion, fashion news, womenswear, menswear
Next raises profit forecast as Christmas sales improve nearly 4% Thursday, 3rd January 2013
Photo credit: Next plc
Next has raised its full-year profit forecast as it reported back on a lift in sales in the run-up to Christmas. Having overtaken Marks & Spencer as the UK’s largest clothing retailer by sales in early 2012, Next said total sales from 1 November to Christmas Eve rose 3.9 per cent from a year earlier, while online sales were up 11.2 per cent.
Posted in fashion, Retail Industry Tagged next, plc, trading, christmas, peak, 2012, festive, result, profit, raise, forecast, guidance
Next first to offer up festive figures Monday, 31st December 2012
High street stalwart Next will be the first retailer to offer up festive sales results, according to The Independent.
Posted in fashion Tagged Stephen Robertson, Next, Fashion, British Retail Statistics
