L Brands sells majority stake of Victoria’s Secrets’ UK business to British retailer Next
L Brands has entered into a joint venture (JV) with British retailer Next, who will a acquire a 51 percent majority stake in Victoria’s Secrets UK and Ireland, which is currently in administration.
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Tesco to trial drone delivery
Tesco is set to trial drone delivery in Ireland, according to a report published by KFGO, quoting Reuters.
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Maybelline launches UK make-up recycling scheme
L’Oréal-owned Maybelline New York has launched what is said to be the UK’s biggest make-up recycling scheme, in collaboration with TerraCycle.
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Estée Lauder workers at Dublin Airport to plan industrial action over job culls
Estée Lauder workers at Dublin Airport are said to be planning to ballot for industrial action following news that the company aims to enforce compulsory redundancies and ask staff to reapply for fewer jobs, according to the independent.ie.
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Primark introduces new energy efficient delivery trucks
Budget fashion and beauty retailer Primark has introduced new energy efficient delivery trucks, which are said to help drastically reduce its carbon footprint in the UK.
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Luxury holds its breath as Chanel London flagship listed
The resilience of luxury London property is about to be put to the test as the owner of Chanel’s Bond Street store lists the space for sale, according to a report published by The Times.
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Era Zero Waste to launch milkman-style service for personal care
Era Zero Waste is set to become the first company in the DACH and Scandinavia regions to launch an e-commerce system inspired by the traditional milkman model. Era’s products can be refilled at the customer’s home via a bike refill station or carbon-neutral mail.
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Douglas dodges downward spiral as sales recover in June
Douglas has announced that its sales have stabilised following a weeks-long period in which the GVC has significantly impacted the retail industry.
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UK supermarkets scale back beauty products as customers opt for more natural look during COVID-19
UK supermarkets have been scaling back the number of beauty products they stock as customers are said to be opting for more natural looks during the Great Virus Crisis (GVC), according to a report by The Grocer.
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MAC to launch into Boots; 48,000 sign up to the waiting list
Cult beauty brand MAC cosmetics is set to launch into Boots stores and online in the UK and Ireland from 29th July, with the retailer having amassed a 48,000-waiting list for the products in just 24 hours.
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