Poundland plans to close up to 68 stores in 2025 following financial difficulties and restructuring.
Shares in UK power company Drax Group PLC fell sharply after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) initiated a probe into the firm's accounting practices regarding its 'renewable' fuel sources.
UK retail stocks, including major names like Associated British Foods (Primark) and Kingfisher, experienced a sell-off following a bearish note from Deutsche Bank about a slowdown in discretionary spending.
Medical products company Convatec has seen its shares surge after announcing a new share buyback program of up to $300 million.
Fishing tackle and equipment retailer Angling Direct has reported a stronger-than-expected first-half trading performance, boosted by a solid UK performance.
The FTSE 100 index reached a new closing high, boosted by hopes of a resolution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict and strong performance from retailers.
Conygar Investment Co has sold a Virgin Active gym in Nottingham for £6.8 million, as part of a strategic portfolio realignment.
Firering Strategic Minerals has announced that its joint venture partner Ricca Resources has withdrawn from an earn-in agreement, and it is now seeking a refund.
Nanoco Group has stated that it expects to exceed market forecasts for revenue, a positive signal for the London-listed technology company.
Revolution Beauty has issued a profit warning, stating that its adjusted EBITDA will be lower than expected after a revision to its stock provisions.
Revolution Beauty has issued a profit warning, stating that its adjusted EBITDA for the last financial year will be significantly lower than initially forecast.
Buccaneer Energy has raised £0.6 million through a placing and subscription to fund drilling activity in East Texas.
Ricca Resources has withdrawn from its earn-in agreement with Firering Strategic Minerals, returning full control of the assets to the company.
Fast-fashion company Shein is reportedly exploring a listing in Hong Kong as its London IPO plans face significant political and regulatory scrutiny.
Fast-fashion company Shein is reportedly exploring a listing in Hong Kong, as its plans for a potential London IPO face significant regulatory and political challenges.
London stocks rose on hopes that a diplomatic solution to the Russia-Ukraine war is on the horizon, boosting investor confidence.
The boss of flexible office group IWG has dismissed a 17% fall in the company's share price, calling it 'not rational' and blaming 'machine selling'.
The CEO of flexible office group IWG has dismissed a recent 17% fall in the company's share price, attributing the decline to 'machine selling' by automated trading systems.
Analysts at Berenberg have increased their target price on the bookmaker Entain, stating that the group's valuation remains 'attractive'.
An analysis suggests that Asda is struggling and 'misfiring' in the ongoing price competition among UK supermarkets, losing ground to its rivals.
Recent market data shows that the discounter supermarket Lidl is closing in on Morrisons, threatening to displace it as the UK's fifth-biggest supermarket.
Recent market data shows that the discounter supermarket Lidl is closing in on Morrisons, threatening to displace it as the UK's fifth-biggest supermarket.
Global investment giant BlackRock has thrown its support behind Sanjeev Gupta's bid to retain control of his struggling UK steel empire.
The exclusive members' club Soho House has announced it will be returning to private ownership after a period of public trading.
Property firm British Land has reported strong occupancy rates in its retail parks, a positive sign for the company and the broader retail sector.
Mike Ashley, the founder of Boohoo, has reportedly called for a formal investigation into a debt collection agency, reigniting a long-running dispute.
The chairman of fast-fashion giant Shein has reiterated the company's desire to become a publicly listed company, even as its IPO plans face scrutiny.
The UK's largest independent toy retailer has announced plans to hand over ownership of the company to its employees.
Marks & Spencer has finally restored its click and collect service, months after a cyberattack on a third-party partner forced its suspension.
Dr Martens has reported a slide in profits but has stated that it remains on track for a return to growth in the coming year.
