Author: Scott Dylan

Ted Baker has officially relaunched its UK e-commerce platform.The site offers a range of autumn/winter collections for both women and men.Free shipping is available on orders over £150, and next-day delivery is offered for a fee.Currently, the service is limited to UK customers with potential international updates in the future.The relaunch follows a period of administration and is managed by United Legwear & Apparel Co.Ted Baker has made a significant return with the relaunch of its UK-focused e-commerce website, marking its first direct-to-consumer operation since halting transactions in August. This move signals a revival for the brand, providing shoppers with…

Danny Elfman meets Brad Kella during his visit to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, fostering a unique artistic exchange.Renowned composer Danny Elfman collaborates with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, presenting his Percussion Concerto.The orchestra previously recorded with Elfman and will perform his music from Tim Burton’s films.Brad Kella, a self-taught pianist, expresses admiration for Elfman, describing him as a key inspiration.Kella, the winner of Channel 4’s ‘The Piano’, is set to perform at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall soon.On a notable visit to Liverpool, the celebrated composer Danny Elfman engaged with Brad Kella, who triumphed in Channel 4’s ‘The Piano’, at the historic Liverpool…

Retail leaders caution the government over the potential impact of recent budget changes.The increase in National Insurance could lead to significant job losses and higher prices.Nearly 80 retail executives have voiced their concerns in a formal letter to the chancellor.Businesses highlight the challenge of absorbing new costs in the retail sector.The group seeks a dialogue with the government to address these pressing issues.Retail CEOs from major companies including Marks & Spencer, H&M, and JD Sports have united to express their worries about the impact of the latest budget. These leaders warn that the rise in National Insurance for employers, from…

LUSSO has reaffirmed its collaboration with Journey Further, setting the path for continued growth in digital visibility.The partnership continues after notable increases in organic visibility over the past year.Journey Further will uphold its strategy of improving LUSSO’s commercial reach through organic means.Key product launches at LUSSO benefitted from enhanced visibility thanks to Journey Further’s efforts.The collaboration will now focus on boosting LUSSO’s brand presence to a global audience in 2025.LUSSO, a prominent supplier of luxury bathrooms and homewares, has renewed its alliance with performance marketing experts, Journey Further. The partnership aims to sustain the growth in organic visibility achieved in…

In a bold strategy to streamline operations, Nestlé announces plans to cut costs by £2.2bn and separate its water and premium drinks division by 2027.Nestlé, under the leadership of its new CEO Laurent Freixe, has revealed a comprehensive plan to achieve savings of £2.2bn by the year 2027. This ambitious target involves rolling savings of £1.07bn, alongside a notable increase in advertising and marketing investments.Currently, Nestlé allocates 7.7% of its sales to marketing and advertising. However, by 2025, this figure is expected to rise to 9%, signifying the company’s intention to bolster its brand presence and consumer engagement. This increase…

In a recent campaign, there is an urgent call for the government to extend protections for delivery riders, highlighting growing concerns over their safety.Deliveroo has launched the ‘Right to Ride Safely’ campaign, advocating for better protections for delivery riders in the upcoming Crime and Policing Bill. The campaign is supported by the GMB trade union and the British Retail Consortium. This initiative aims to safeguard the hundreds of thousands of couriers who work for Deliveroo and similar delivery services.Although the government has shown commitment by proposing an independent offence for assaulting or threatening retail workers at their workplace, the bill…

Revolution Beauty has faced a challenging first half of the year, reporting a substantial financial loss.The beauty company’s sales declined by 20%, resulting in a £10.9 million pre-tax loss.Key strategies included simplifying the product range and clearing significant stock.Operational improvements and cost-saving measures have been implemented.The firm anticipates stronger performance in the latter part of the year.Revolution Beauty has reported a challenging financial period, with a notable decline in performance for the first half of the year. The company’s sales fell significantly by 20%, which led to a pre-tax loss of £10.9 million, a stark contrast to the previous year’s…

Revolution Beauty faces significant financial challenges as it swings to a pre-tax loss during its transformative year.A 20% drop in sales contributed to a pre-tax loss of £10.9m, a stark contrast to last year’s profit.The company’s strategic shift involves reducing its brand portfolio, aiming for long-term growth and improved financial performance.The ‘Reigniting the Revolution’ strategy aims to streamline operations by focusing on fewer, more productive brands.Despite current setbacks, Revolution Beauty anticipates future growth, with sales expected to decline at a slower rate.Revolution Beauty has encountered financial obstacles, reporting a £10.9 million pre-tax loss in the first half of the year,…

Belfast Harbour is set to explore autonomous port technology with a new grant.The Department for Transport awards £400,000 for a feasibility study.Focus is on optimising fleet operations and reducing emissions.The study will support sustainability and improve port efficiency.Potential for creating high-skilled jobs and enhancing UK technological leadership.Belfast Harbour has been awarded a substantial grant from the Department for Transport’s Smart Shipping Acceleration Fund, totalling nearly £400,000. This funding is earmarked for conducting a five-month feasibility study at Victoria Terminal 3, aimed at integrating autonomous software and hardware to optimise the port’s logistics and fleet operations. The study seeks to assess…

In the wake of a government decision to increase National Insurance, Britain’s major retailers foresee inevitable job losses.The increase in National Insurance is part of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ latest budget, impacting employers significantly.Over 70 major retailers, including industry giants, have raised alarms about increasing costs leading to job cuts.Retailers forecast rising prices and store closures as they struggle to manage these added financial pressures.Concerns are widespread, with high street impacts and inflationary risks highlighted by industry leaders.The recent decision by the government to raise employers’ National Insurance by 1.2% to 15% from April has sparked significant concern among the UK’s…