The Latest Breaking News from Marks

The retailer says it’s a sandwich — but one taxman thinks it might actually be a pudding. The difference? A substantial VAT bill

British clothes-to-food retailer Marks and Spencer on Wednesday said a cyberattack disrupting its online service is set to last through to July and hit group profit by around GBP300 million ($404 million).

In a stock market filing, Marks revealed that Frasers has bought 6.73 million shares in the business.

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Four target voter groups all represented by white people in images in Conservative strategy leaflet

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…

It’s not just stealth wealth, it’s M&S stealth wealth says Victoria Moss

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

AN SNP MSP has raised concerns that Marks and Spencer is importing stock from abroad instead of looking to the “world class” suppliers in…