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The height of fashion: Chloe Green follows in her famous father's footsteps
Saturday 19 May 2012
Harriet Walker tries the new shoes designed by Topshop mogul's daughter
A flash of brash in a fitting finale to Fashion Week
Wednesday 22 February 2012
Tradition gives way to colour, glitz – and a glam-rock vibe
Barratts and Priceless go under again
Friday 09 December 2011
Barratts Priceless, the retail footwear group, has collapsed into administration again, to leave nearly 4,000 jobs hanging by a thread.
Fears for festive trading after high street sales sink
Tuesday 29 November 2011
CBI says consumers are likely to remain cautious because of the uncertain economic climate
Business Diary: Can't keep a good man down
Friday 25 November 2011
Back by popular demand: Andrew Gowers, the former FT editor who these days is a public relations man for hire. PR Week reveals Gowers is joining the Association of Financial Markets in Europe on a three-month contract – the trade body's boss Simon Lewis says he has "been in some very interesting situations". He's not joking – Gowers did PR for Lehman Brothers until it went belly up and then moved on to BP, only to step down following the Deepwater Horizon debacle. Third time lucky, Lewis presumably hopes.
Not only in America: Wall Street protests are coming to London
Saturday 15 October 2011
Thousands join online group as demonstrators vow to 'Occupy the Stock Exchange' today
Next takes on up to 1,000 fashion retail apprentices
Sunday 04 September 2011
High-street chain hopes to show that 'someone training from 17 without a degree can succeed'
New Look to revamp its store portfolio
Sunday 28 August 2011
Troubled fashion chain embarks on property review as it continues search for a chief executive
<i>IoS</i> letters, emails & online postings (28 August 2011)
Sunday 28 August 2011
The role of central government politicians is to ensure that laws are clear and precise. Police forces have a clear mandate to apply them, free from interference. Once prime ministers, metropolitan mayors or home secretaries believe they are better placed than highly trained police officers to do the job and use their access to the media to make cheap political points, we are on a downward slide.
Everton must sell Jagielka, bank tells club
Friday 19 August 2011
Kenwright admits Goodison outfit are under pressure to also sell Baines, Fellaini and Howard to reduce debts
Matthew Norman: Even a benign dictator would struggle to tackle this sickness
Wednesday 17 August 2011
With self-delusional British smugness, we congratulated ourselves on our tolerance, because we learnt to keep the filthy racist epithets to ourselves
Chloe Green joins cast of Made In Chelsea
Wednesday 03 August 2011
Chloe Green has joined the cast of 'Made In Chelsea'.
A lesson in what not to wear when you're on holiday
Tuesday 02 August 2011
Successful women are forever judged on their appearance. So why shouldn't men suffer the same fate, asks Harriet Walker
Call for more oversight of contribution schemes
Sunday 17 July 2011
David Norgrove, best known for derailing Sir Philip Green's bid for Marks & Spencer in 2004, has called for an overhaul of the way defined contribution pension schemes are overseen.
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