Retail industry
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Company said it would buy 5% of total from shareholders, which led to a 16% rise on the FTSE 250
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Cameron was right, Britain is broken. But it’s businessmen who are to blame
Aditya ChakraborttyThe likes of Philip Green and Mike Ashley have helped to destroy the social contract between companies and the public -
The select committee made a mistake in allowing the former owner of BHS not to give precise details of how he would ‘sort’ the deficit in the schemes
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Lawyers for former owner of BHS owner demand apology from MP amid new calls for tycoon to be stripped of knighthood
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BHS was systematically plundered by former owners Sir Philip Green, Dominic Chappell and their hangers-on, according to MPs, leading to the collapse of a company that once employed 11,000 people
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As the Cabinet Office reviews Philip Green’s knighthood, we look at former honourables who have had titles revoked
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Frank Field, head of Commons committee investigating BHS collapse, likens businessman to notorious media magnate who stole £440m pension pot
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The chain that once provided 11,000 jobs will disappear from the high street by 20 August. An anonymous employee describes the months of uncertainty as all rescue attempts failed and depleted stores were stripped by bargain-hunting ‘vultures’
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Prime minister aims to curb corporate greed so ‘economy works for all of us’ but won’t be drawn into specifics
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Unilever’s acquisition of the male grooming business could be the start of a whole new sales model – one that cuts out retailers altogether
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Investors are beginning to share unions’ concern about the retailer’s treatment of warehouse staff
British economy begins to show signs of post-Brexit slowdown