UK edition London pre-market
Markets
Delayed · 00:37 UK
Tuesday 27 October 2026 · London pre-market
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Every Financial News story tagged ecommerce, newest first.
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Kingfisher, the owner of B&Q, has seen its profits rise slightly, despite facing challenges with high-value sales. Even though certain sectors saw reductions, the group's strategic adaptations have enabled it…
Dunelm has demonstrated notable resilience by achieving financial growth in a softer market. Its ability to increase both revenue and profit showcases effective management strategies.With sales climbing 4.1% to over…
Asos, the prominent online fashion retailer, is set to implement a new returns policy targeting 'serial returners.'From 8 October 2024, customers with frequent returns will incur a fee unless purchases…
In a bold move to enhance its market leadership, Marks & Spencer (M&S) is set to revolutionise its ecommerce platforms. The retailer aims to boost its digital presence significantly with…
Spanish fashion powerhouse Mango has taken a significant step in bolstering its online presence with the appointment of Marlies Hersbach as the new e-commerce executive director.As the brand aims to…
The UK delivery company Yodel has successfully raised £85 million to enhance its expansion strategy. This investment firmly places Yodel in a strong position within the increasingly vibrant e-commerce landscape.This…
In 2023, British casualwear brand Cotton Traders announced a notable downturn in its financial performance. Despite the challenging economic climate, the firm still managed to secure an operating profit of…
Peacocks, Bonmarché, and Edinburgh Woollen Mill have made a noteworthy comeback, returning to profitability under new ownership.After their purchase from administration in 2021, these brands have successfully navigated financial turbulence,…
Zara is set to expand its live shopping experiences to the UK, Europe, and the US, following success in China.The initiative originally launched in China in 2023, using the Douyin…
The Barclay brothers, owners of the Very Group, have been advised to lower their expectations in their search for a buyer.Despite being valued at £4 billion, analysts suggest the market…
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