Indie skate brand No Chaos and cult brand Scum have both chosen the area for their new stores with a combined 2,0000 square foot space across two floors.

Aspinal of London has filed its accounts for the year to the end of March 2020 and they show how tough the climate was becoming even pre-pandemic. But it also said 2021 is a key year as it heads towards profitability.

The American footwear, accessories and apparel group announced on Wednesday that it has completed the acquisition of the 49.9% share that it did not previously own of its European joint venture.

Department store chain Kohl’s Corp said on Wednesday it has reached a deal with a group of activist investors to avoid a proxy fight, agreeing to add two of the group’s nominees to its board as independent directors.

​Womenswear brand Hobbs has filed its accounts for the year to the end of March 2020 and said that prior to the impact of the pandemic, the company had been performing in line with its forecast expectations. 

Iconic California retailer Fred Segal is bringing its Los Angeles culture to South Korea with a new store opening. 

​W. Galen Weston, patriarch of one of Canada’s wealthiest families and retail titan, has died at age 80, according to a statement by the family on Tuesday.

Gym+Coffee, is continuing its drive into the UK with the opening of its second retail store outside of Ireland. Following an earlier debut at Westfield London, it’s opening in Manchester's Trafford Centre on April 17. 

​Online sales continued to grow in the UK during March with a 71.7% year-on-year increase, although given how much of a shock to the system the first lockdown was in March 2020, the strength of the rise was no surprise.

​Boohoo announced on Tuesday that it has acquired a new office in Soho, London, for £72 million. The offices are at 10 Great Pulteney Street.

UK consumer spending fell 7.2% in March compared to the same period in 2019, as lockdown continued, Barclaycard said on Tuesday.

​Struggling womenswear brand Quiz delivered a trading update on Tuesday and showed just how tough times have continued to be for the firm.

JD Sports continued its long run of powerful results reports on Tuesday. And the theme was ‘retention’ as it retained most of the sales and profits that would have happened in stores when it was trading online only.

Urban Outfitters Inc. announced on Monday the appointment of a new global chief executive officer at Anthropologie, following the resignation of Hillary Super who officially stepped down from her  role on Friday. 

On Friday, the share price of Tod’s on the Milan Stock Exchange was strongly on the upswing, the market saluting the appointment of Chiara Ferragni to the group’s board as Tod’s aims to appeal to a younger audience.

They’re back! Shoppers were out in full force up and down the high streets and shopping centres of England and Wales for the grand reopening of non-essential retail on Monday (12 April).