Mike Ashley, British retailer Frasers' founder and biggest shareholder, will likely step down as chief executive next year and be succeeded by Michael Murray, the group's "head of elevation", it said on Thursday.
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![]( "Mike Ashley set to step down from CEO role at Frasers - report")
Mike Ashley set to step down from CEO role at Frasers - reportMike Ashley, the Sports Direct entrepreneur, is preparing to step back from his high-profile role as CEO of his growing retail empire. He’ll hand control to his future son-in-law Michael Murray, the Telegraph reported.
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![]( "Former Sports Direct exec Forsey is MD of Revolution Beauty")
Former Sports Direct exec Forsey is MD of Revolution BeautyFormer Sports Direct boss Dave Forsey, 55, has become managing director of fast-growing Revolution Beauty, five years after he left the sports retailer that he’d joined at the age of 18.
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![]( "Frasers launches £60 million share buyback")
Frasers launches £60 million share buybackLifestyle retail group Frasers is to spend up £60 million to finance a new share buyback programme. The positive move comes despite the group warning the cost of the pandemic could total £200 million.
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![]( "Frasers Group sells 25% French Connection stake")
Frasers Group sells 25% French Connection stakeFrasers Group took advantage of a rising share price last week to sell its entire stake in struggling French Connection. The company had a stake adding up to a 24.93% holding in the firm prior to the sale.
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![]( "Mike Ashley's Frasers ups stake in Hugo Boss to over 15%")
Mike Ashley's Frasers ups stake in Hugo Boss to over 15%Frasers said on Tuesday it has increased its stake in German luxury fashion house Hugo Boss to 15.2% through stocks and derivatives, part of Ashley's ongoing drive to take the British sportswear retailer upmarket.
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![]( "Frasers won't be buying Mulberry...for now")
Frasers won't be buying Mulberry...for nowFrasers Group may have built up a big stake in luxury leathergoods business Mulberry, but it won’t be making a bid for the firm, even though it had earlier confirmed that it was considering the move.
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![]( "Lender takes control of Intu's Trafford Centre after bids fail to meet expectations")
Lender takes control of Intu's Trafford Centre after bids fail to meet expectationsOne of the largest shopping malls in the UK, the Trafford Centre in Manchester, has been taken over by its lenders after no bidder offered an acceptable price.
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![]( "Authentic Brands 'eyes Arcadia, Debenhams', but can Ashley get in first?")
Authentic Brands 'eyes Arcadia, Debenhams', but can Ashley get in first?Frasers Group was reportedly racing to try to do a deal on Debenhams at the weekend, but reports also suggested that US-based Barneys owner Authentic Brands has both Debenhams and Arcadia in its sights.
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![]( "Harking back to childhood, Britons mourn the decline of their high street")
Harking back to childhood, Britons mourn the decline of their high streetShoppers have shunned physical stores to avoid catching Covid-19, and accelerated a shift to online shopping that was underway before the pandemic. The effects are being felt throughout Britain's high streets.