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Sofa-seller DFS is reviewing the pay policy of its top executives after shareholders mounted a revolt at its annual general meeting.

The company said it had managed to reduce costs

The business reduced revenue guidance, but kept its profit outlook unchanged.

DFS Furniture PLC on Friday cut its full-year revenue guidance as performance hit by hot weather in September and early October. The Dunstable, England-based sofa retailer update markets on the...

Jonathan Wishnia, Chair of the Mortgage & Structured Finance practice at Lowenstein Sandler, and real estate investor, talks with Lowenstein commercial real estate lawyers...

Key Insights DFS Furniture's Annual General Meeting to take place on 10th of November Salary of UK£453.0k is part of...

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Britain’s biggest sofa seller has reported a 50 per cent fall in annual profit as it battles against rising costs and a slowdown in consumer spending on big-ti

Stocks in London perked up heading into Thursday afternoon after the Bank of England, like the Federal Reserve, decided against a hike, hurting the pound. Unlike the Fed, the BoEs decision and...

The Doncaster-based company revealed that pre-tax profit had fallen in its preliminary results by 49.2% to £29.7mi for the year to 25 June.