Primark declines £30m government bonus with John Lewis to follow suit
UK fashion retailer Primark has said that it will not take the £30m...
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Primark declines £30m government bonus with John Lewis to follow suit
UK fashion retailer Primark has said that it will not take the £30m Job Retention Bonus introduced last week by UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak. John Lewis is also expected to reject the governmental handout.
Ireland Government approves 183 retailers for €6.5m in funding
The Government of Ireland has approved €6.5m in grants for 183 Irish retailers through the Covid-19 Online Retail Scheme.
Used car retailer Vroom raises $467.5m in US IPO
Online used car retailer Vroom has reportedly raised $467.5m during its US initial public offering (IPO) amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Boohoo Group raises £200m to fund future acquisitions
Retail Insight Network looks into this latest news, a timeline of Boohoo's acquisitions, and how it's faring during the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
West End Mall Redevelopment, Atlanta, Georgia
Elevator City Partners (ECP) is planning to undertake the redevelopment of the West End Mall in Atlanta, Georgia, US.
Matalan requests an injection of £50m to maintain liquidity
British retailer Matalan has asked existing lenders Barclays and Lloyds to inject £50m of government-backed funding to maintain liquidity.
Covid-19: M&S sets out plans to strengthen liquidity
Marks & Spencer (M&S) yesterday announced plans to strengthen liquidity amid the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Cazoo raises £100m additional funding to accelerate online business
UK technology business Cazoo has raised £100m in additional funding as the company aims to improve online operations.
Kosovo retailer Viva Fresh to increase store count with EBRD funding
Kosovo-based retailer Viva Fresh has received financial assistance from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to expand its operations.
Bicycle retailer Rad Power Bikes receives $25m in funding
North American e-bike brand Rad Power Bikes has secured an investment of $25m to grow its business.
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