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Why stylist Bay Garnett is bringing Oxfam to London’s Selfridges
Renting, repairing and reselling goods is in vogue but second-hand trade cannibalises primary sales
Department store chain adapting to shift in shopping habits accelerated by pandemic
Fresh blow for retail sector as belt-tightening shoppers stay at home
‘Uniqueness and experiences’ seem to be paying off for department stores
Revenues climb 5% as upmarket chain invests in store revamp and online platform
Selfridges’ pop-up theatre hosts a modest Much Ado that builds to a convincing conclusion
Mid-market department stores are brought low by the rise in online shopping
Retail group to invest £300m in its flagship London store
Market is evolving due to changing consumer tastes
Who needs a space to stash their loot when money is usually a line of code?
Cassandra Stavrou and Ryan Kohn spotted a market niche for gourmet popcorn
Battle begins to save London’s best architectural joke
Home Office heads list with £12.5m bill, followed by Harrods and Citigroup’s tower in Canary Wharf
Ignore the old rules about seasonal colours
Almost £1bn invested in stores and transport infrastructure
The new film about the marmalade-loving bear puts London on the big screen
Record profits for luxury food and gift retailer
Diamonds and macramé now decorate a man’s world
London’s retail scene is becoming ever more polarised
Kitsch, colourful, cute – wacky mobile cases have become a serious business
The fashion industry loves to talk about a menswear boom but how much do the big brands actually sell?
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