Plans drawn up for multi-million pound 45,000sq ft store in Caernarfon, North Wales. 

Sir Philip Green flies to Reykjavik to negotiate a deal with Government ministers to buy the retail group’s debt. 

Chief executive Malcolm Walker now considering plans to buy up parts of the Baugur-owned frozen food chain. 

Managing director Alan Hawkins provides diyweek.net with his take on the economic situation, the interest rate cut and the increase to the National Minimum Wage. 

Land of Leather's pre-tax profits drop 88% as the furniture retailer reports a full year loss of £0.4m compared to a profit of £16m last year. 

New 54,000 sq ft site in Bedford hoped to generate more than £10m for wholesaler. 

Entrepreneur and TV personality Sugar snaps up 3.9% of High Street chain. 

High street chain’s woes deepen as Corface withdraws cover for suppliers amid concerns for retailer’s financial health. 

Discount retailer’s operating profit climbs to £8m following strong sales growth and an increase in AB demographic shoppers. 

Company releases statement justifying supplier letter calling for 5% cost cuts. 

150 jobs threatened as business review finds Scunthope site to be unnecessary. 

Home furnishing retailer may close up to 70 stores in the next two weeks after the company entered administration last Friday. 

More than 90 golfers from the industry's suppliers, service providers and leading retailers took part in the annual Rainy Day Golf Challenge at Brocket hall. 

GfK's Spotlight on DIY reveals that some areas of the market are up as much as 34%, suggesting a growing 'don't move, improve' mentality. 

British Retail Consortium believes 0.50% cut is 'the kind of decisive action needed in the current financial turbulence'. 

It was announced today that a buyer had been found for 12 of Joy's 28 retail stores. And it appears that of the two brands, Joy and cookshop brand Hob, it may be that Hob is the one to survive. Read more... 

Expansion of non-food arm steps up supermarket’s challenge and takes it head to head with Tesco and Argos. 

It was bad news for department store group British Home Stores this morning, as it reported a drop of 34% in annual profits. However, Home was one of its star departments. 

MFI's retail and property divisions were placed into administration yesterday after chief exec Gary Favell completed an MBO which saved 106 stores. 

Following a review of the business, DIY chain calls staff to attend store meetings to hear details of redundancies.