Sainsbury’s reported like-for-like sales up by 0.1 per cent, excluding fuel. It also explained how it is developing its business across a range of channels, and is focusing heavily on customer convenience.
H&M has said that it saw a clear shift towards online and digital in its latest financial year, although it also it still made financial sense to continue to invest in stores.
Joules continued its emphasis on multichannel and international shopping in its latest half-year results.
Greggs announced it will be trialling its next day delivery service in London, as it credited a new burrito for a jump in its fourth quarter sales.
Online fashion retailer Boohoo has predicted that revenues will beat expectations following strong trading through Black Friday and continuing into the festive season.
The Glasgow-based fast fashion retailer, which has opened 40 outlets in the last year, reported revenues of £87.4 million in the year to March 31 2016, up from £78.2 million at the same time last year.
Next , often seen as a bellwether for the high street, warns on outlook for 2017 after sales fell in the run-up to Christmas as consumers curtailed spending on fashion and clothing.
Sports Direct, the UK’s largest sports-goods retailer and operator is to sell the iconic Dunlop brand.
Dixons Carphone, the multichannel retailer which trades as Currys, PC World and Carphone Warehouse, says its strategy to build a business around its customers’ needs in a more complex world is paying dividends.
With the release of its Q3 figures, the world’s largest clothing retailer posted an 11 per cent rise in net sales to €16.4bn compared with the same period last year.
Carpetright has set out how it is making the customer experience more convenient across sales channels as it looks to cater for the needs of shoppers who want to research online before visiting a store to see the product for themselves.
boohoo.com plc reported a strong performance since its September interim results, as it announced its acquisition of a controlling stake in PrettyLittleThing.