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Online electricals retailer to focus on profitability in its core UK market
Digital white goods retailer moves to shore up liquidity as inflationary pressures hit
Shares slide as online retailer signals hit from product shortages, transport costs and inflation
Electronics group also cites fierce competition from online giants as reason for weak performance
Investment bank fees surge past $100bn and Goldman pulls free ice-creams
Cosmetics, online white goods and banks see shares slip
Costs take shine off the online retail boom; Premier Foods takes cakes to the States
Shares hit as pandemic prompts higher costs even as German business turns a profit
Furloughed workers and nixed holidays have turned traditionally dull fare into green shoots of recovery
Petcare chain upgrades earnings forecast and electricals group receives online shopping lift
Electricals retailer says it has been ‘a half year like no other’
Investors should wait for prices to drop before stocking up
Watchdog takes firms to task in quality review; AO hits long awaited high during lockdown
Shares jump 13% as online electrical goods retailer pulls out of Netherlands
Shares slide on German woes but online electricals retailer reassures on UK growth
New Intu chief gets to enjoy what many consider the job from hell
London-listed group also warns full-year profit to fall at ‘lower end’ of City forecasts
The top men have yet to prove the company can deliver a profit
Companies analysis from our sister publication
The founder is learning how to step back from the day-to-day business operations
Online retailer remains upbeat as European expansion weighs on earnings
The bank is a much different animal to that bailed out for 502p a share in 2008
A 20% share price rise since the start of November ends with a sharp 4% fall
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