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Selfridges & Co Ltd

  • Thursday, 12 December, 2024
    Interview
    Selfridges’ Thai co-owner says it overpaid for luxury store portfolio

    Head of Central Group family conglomerate says higher global interest rates make original £4bn price tag less attractive

    Central Group’s Tos Chirathivat
  • Thursday, 31 October, 2024
    Losses for owner of Selfridges more than double

    Higher finance costs offset jump in sales at upmarket global department store group Cambridge Retail

    People carry Selfridges bags, on a shopping street, during the traditional Boxing Day sales
  • Tuesday, 14 November, 2023
    Thai investor set to take control of Selfridges Group

    Central Group will be the retailer’s majority owner after a financial crisis at Signa

    People look at a Selfridges window display
  • Friday, 13 October, 2023
    UK retail industry
    New Selfridges owners record £124mn loss

    Department store portfolio was bought by René Benko’s Signa Group and Tiang Chirathivat’s Central Group for £4bn last year

    Advertising for Selfridges Unlocked outside their flagship store on Oxford Street
  • Wednesday, 19 October, 2022
    Property sector
    Police raid Austrian HQ of Selfridges owner Signa

    Action linked to investigation by state prosecutor into corruption at top of government

    The KaDeWe department store in Berlin
  • Wednesday, 19 October, 2022
    Fashion
    My search for the perfect suit

    Finding a professional-looking ensemble that is both comfortable and within budget involves some trial and error

    An illustration of a woman in a casual suit
  • Friday, 16 September, 2022
    Selfridges’ owners consider expanding to more regional cities

    Strategy could lead to first new UK stores in 20 years

    Signa’s executive chair Dieter Berninghaus and Central Group Europe chief Stefano Della Valle
  • Thursday, 13 January, 2022
    Collecting
    French art fairs in disarray as rival goes after slots

    Victoria Siddall leaves Frieze; London Gallery Weekend is back in May; Bonhams buys Bukowskis

    A large glass pavilion with the Eiffel Tower reflected
  • Thursday, 30 December, 2021
    News in-depth
    Selfridges’ new owners plan luxury hotel at flagship London store

    Thai-Austrian partnership also intends to develop serviced apartments as part of revamp

    Selfridges on Oxford Street
  • Friday, 24 December, 2021
    Thai and Austrian groups buy Selfridges

    Deal ends Weston ownership of UK-based department store after 20 years just as retailers face multiple challenges

  • Saturday, 11 December, 2021
    News in-depthCentral Pattana PCL
    The Thai retailer hoovering up Europe’s luxury department stores

    Central Group is negotiating to buy Selfridges after buying and transforming names including KaDeWe and Rinascente

    The Central Embassy shopping complex in Bangkok
  • Thursday, 2 December, 2021
    Thai conglomerate in advanced talks to buy Selfridges

    Sale would end Weston family’s ownership of retail group best-known for flagship Oxford Street store

    Pedestrians pass the flagship Selfridges department store on Oxford Street in London
  • Friday, 11 June, 2021
    FT News Briefing podcast10 min listen
    Inflation rises but worries fade, global taxation deal

    US government bonds shrug off inflation leap; regulators call for toughest capital rules on cryptocurrencies

  • Thursday, 10 June, 2021
    Selfridges up for sale with £4bn pricetag

    Department store group owned by Weston family receives approach from potential buyer

    Women wearing face coverings shop at Selfridges on Oxford Street
  • Tuesday, 11 May, 2021
    Selfridges granted licence to host weddings

    Department store group seeks to tap demand for venues arising from pandemic backlog

    Shoppers browsing in Selfridges
  • Monday, 12 April, 2021
    UK retail industry
    Determined shoppers return to England’s high streets

    Retailers boosted by early signs of a revival in consumer confidence as non-essential stores reopen

    Customers wait outside Nike Town on Oxford Street, London
  • Tuesday, 8 December, 2020
    Shopping and gifts
    Holiday shopping in a pandemic: Can stores save the season?

    From a virtual ‘Dial-a-Santa’ to outdoor markets and shops on wheels — the tactics high-end retailers are using to save the season

  • Wednesday, 2 September, 2020
    HTSI
    My mission to prove second-hand can be luxurious

    Why stylist Bay Garnett is bringing Oxfam to London’s Selfridges

    Bay Garnett at her London home
  • Monday, 17 August, 2020
    LexFashion
    Sustainable fashion: closing the circle Premium content

    Renting, repairing and reselling goods is in vogue but second-hand trade cannibalises primary sales

    A red high-heeled Zalando shoe is tried on
  • Tuesday, 28 July, 2020
    UK retail industry
    Selfridges plans ‘fundamental’ changes as it cuts 450 jobs

    Department store chain adapting to shift in shopping habits accelerated by pandemic

  • Friday, 27 December, 2019
    UK retail sales
    Rain-sodden Boxing Day sales damp mood on UK high street

    Fresh blow for retail sector as belt-tightening shoppers stay at home

    Mandatory Credit: Photo by VICKIE FLORES/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock (10512967ah) Shoppers visiting the Boxing Day sales during wet and rainy weather in Oxford Street, London, Britain, 26 December 2019. Shoppers flocked to the city centre as stores slash prices in the traditional Boxing Day sales. Boxing Day sales in London, United Kingdom - 26 Dec 2019
  • Saturday, 15 September, 2018
    News in-depthPersonal & Household Goods
    France’s grands magasins rewrite traditional retail format

    ‘Uniqueness and experiences’ seem to be paying off for department stores

    Los Angeles Rive Gauche - Gabrielle de la Chapelle Grand Magasins
  • Thursday, 19 April, 2018
    UK retail results
    Debenhams shares sink 10% on UK retail stress
  • Thursday, 27 October, 2016
    UK retail results
    Selfridges profits dip despite rise in sales

    Revenues climb 5% as upmarket chain invests in store revamp and online platform

    A woman walks past Selfridges department store after shopping on the first day of their sales, in central London...A woman walks past Selfridges department store after shopping on the first day of their sales, in central London December 26, 2014. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY)
  • Tuesday, 30 August, 2016
    ReviewLife & Arts
    Much Ado About Nothing, Selfridges, London — review

    Selfridges’ pop-up theatre hosts a modest Much Ado that builds to a convincing conclusion

    Jamie Maclachlan in 'Much Ado About Nothing' at Selfridges
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