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Turnaround is in full swing and bearing fruit, but bosses are only too aware of a history of revamps that failed to stick

Ex-Tory MP and M&S chairman said ‘it is quite extraordinary… you wouldn’t believe it’, but the retailer has to store thousands of pages of documents in a warehouse in the Republic of Ireland for six years after taking food across the border

Planet Organic's CEO suggested regular shoppers think they are owed the occasional free item thanks to their loyalty.

Last year’s ‘digital-only’ event ruffled feathers. This year’s hybrid meeting fuelled greater attendance and more openness

City Comment: Pensions avoiding the stock market are starving the economy of capital

In January 2008, Jeremy Paxman wrote an angry letter to then Marks and Spencer boss Sir Stuart Rose about the state of his pants. They were letting him down. The Newsnight presenter said: “I’ve noticed that something very troubling has happened. There’s no other way to put this. The pants…

The retail giant has clocked up 12 consecutive quarters of sales growth but it must remember mistakes of the past

M&S added hundreds of self-service counters to its stores earlier this year—but those can be loopholes for shoplifters.

Four years ago the venerable retailer fell out of the FTSE 100, suffering a humiliating blow to its prestige. But now it has turned things around

Sane financing and a brutal restructuring have helped the retailer return to the FTSE 100

The Marks & Spencer chairman’s digital push is good for access – but shareholders should be encouraged to turn up