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Shares in Next fell by more than 4 per cent yesterday with investors taking fright as the clothing and homeware retailer warned that sales and…

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London’s FTSE 100 made a steady start, with investors in cautious mood after US tech stocks stood out overnight during a fall for Wall Street markets.

The boss of British fashion retailer Next said on Wednesday he did not think the downturn in the UK economy would be long lasting and anticipates a sharp recovery in 2024.

NEXT again showed why it is the king of the high street today with a leap in profits that defy the consumer slowdown and leave it set for more acquisitions of rivals.

By James Davey LONDON (Reuters) - The boss of British fashion retailer Next said on Wednesday he did not think the downturn in the UK economy would be...

It comes after a “significant” reduction in costs of container freight and as more factory capacity lowers the price at which they’re buying goods

There is no bigger setback to Rishi Sunaks effort to turn Britain into the next Silicon Valley than the decision of Arm Holdings, to relist in New York.

Next will reveal on Wednesday how it performed over the year to January.

All eyes will be on the FTSE 100 fashion retailer - and the views of its boss Simon Wolfson - when it publishes annual results.