Multi-Million/Billionaires Owning Farms
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Can't say I'm surprised after the closure of Debenhams and other department stores.
I see they plan to increase their food outlets.
Can't say I'm surprised after the closure of Debenhams and other department stores.
I see they plan to increase their food outlets.
They have been my saviour over the years. I could rely on them to sell trousers in my length when no other high street store did and I believe they were the first major retailer to sell suit jacket and trousers separately, a real boon for me.
They were also one of the first to sell shirts in different body/sleeve lengths.
No doubt they will still be selling clothing and household goods online.
They were also one of the first to sell shirts in different body/sleeve lengths.
No doubt they will still be selling clothing and household goods online.
Never used them since they refused my credit card as they would only use their own. Probably 30 years now.
It's arrogance like that which is costing them now. As pointed out above, like the BBC Radio, they are courting the younger generation who will never shop there. Why would they when they have plenty of choice already that delivers what they want and in the case of Primarni at the right price.
As always, know your market or go bust, which unless they change pretty quickly they will.
John Lewis will be next.
It's arrogance like that which is costing them now. As pointed out above, like the BBC Radio, they are courting the younger generation who will never shop there. Why would they when they have plenty of choice already that delivers what they want and in the case of Primarni at the right price.
As always, know your market or go bust, which unless they change pretty quickly they will.
John Lewis will be next.
John Lewis has already closed 16 stores due to lockdown but have stated they will not be closing anymore. They are doing well at the moment
"The partnership achieved record sales of £4.93 billion, with like-for-likes up 8% against last year, even with 10 weeks of shop closures during Covid lockdowns."
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"The partnership achieved record sales of £4.93 billion, with like-for-likes up 8% against last year, even with 10 weeks of shop closures during Covid lockdowns."
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