Last week was a disappointing week for the John Lewis Partnership. The company recorded losses before tax of £124 million (2025/26: £88m) for H1 2026/27.
Dunelm has described FY26 as a “solid year”. The homeware company reported 3.1% sales growth, with sales up from £1,771.0m in 2025 to £1,825.5m in 2026.
JD Sports has identified a multi-million-pound opportunity for growth through personalising its customer offering after teaming up with AI-powered actionable intelligence company HyperFinity.
The latest data from the British Retail Consortium shows that total retail sales increased 1.3% year on year in July, against growth of 2.5% for July 2025.
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