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George Osborne to unveil Budget on June 22

New Chancellor George Osborne will unveil his first Budget on Tuesday June 22.

Asdas George poaches top Marks & Spencer executive

Asda-owned fashion business George has poached top Marks & Spencer executive Nick Jones to be its merchandising, supply and sourcing director.

Former Kingfisher director George Adams named chief executive of Maxeda DIY

Former Kingfisher executive George Adams is to become chief executive of Maxeda DIY, part of the Dutch private equity-backed retail group of the same name.

Best Buy to open first UK store in May

Best Buy will begin opening its big box stores in this country in May.

JJB unveils CVA proposal

Retailer will offer clawback to landlords affected by its plans

HMV plans for further Christmas pop-up stores

Entertainment specialist HMV is to open more pop-up shops this Christmas after last years success.

Blacks to be put into administration

Outdoor gear specialist Blacks Leisure is to be put into administration ahead of the sale of its assets.

Blacks goes into administration

Outdoor gear specialist Blacks Leisure is to be put into administration ahead of the sale of its assets.

HMV warns on profits

Entertainment group HMV has issued a profit warning after continued tough trading.

New Look m-commerce sales rocket

Fashion retailer New Look has revealed surging sales through its m-commerce site.

Consumer confidence rises in September

Consumer confidence improved in September for the first time since May.

Morrisons downgraded despite outperforming

Broker Oriel has downgraded Morrisons ahead of the grocers interims next Thursday.

Floors 2 Go collapses into administration

Specialist retailer Floors 2 Go has been put into administration and part of the business has been bought by a new company.

Argos tunes in to new Emmerdale ad tie-up

Argos is to promote its new catalogue on TV tonight through an innovative tie-up with broadcaster ITV and soap Emmerdale.

Game shareholders revolt over pay

Shareholders in entertainment specialist Game staged a revolt against the retailers remuneration stance at yesterdays AGM.

Retail spending to rise only 1.2% in 2012

Retail spending in 2012 is likely only to rise by  1.2%, the third lowest rate in almost four decades.

Consumer confidence rises in August

Consumer confidence improved in August for the first time since February.

Consumer confidence falls in October

Consumer confidence slipped in October to one of its lowest ever levels.

Argos cuts or freezes 11,000 prices

Argos has frozen or cut 11,000 prices in its new catalogue, which will be distributed from tomorrow.

JJB Sports to launch £30m fundraising

Sports specialist JJB Sports is to stage a £30m fundraising and make boardroom changes, it is understood.

Jane Norman in administration

Zolfo Cooper has been drafted in as administrator of fashion group Jane Norman.

Consumer confidence back on the slide

Consumer confidence suffered a setback in June after a big leap in May.

John Lewis first to market with 3D TV

Department store group John Lewis has become the first retailer to start selling 3D televisions.

B&Q to invest £35m in multichannel operations

Market leading DIY retailer B&Q is to spend £35m improving its online business.

McGeorge named executive chairman of New Look

New Look has named former Matalan chief executive Alistair McGeorge executive chairman.

Fears raised that grocers may be undermined by their own expansion

Fears have been raised that the rate of expansion by the big grocers will hit their financial returns and like-for-likes.

TJ Hughes replaces chief executive

TJ Hughes chief executive Beatrice Lafon has been replaced after just three months in the role.

Profits leap at JD Sports Fashion

JD Sports Fashion has posted a 64% rise in profits and expects continued growth.

Best Buy UK posts £29m loss

Losses are rising at the fledgling Best Buy UK business but shoppers like the new arrival in the electricals sector, Carphone Warehouse revealed.

Sales fall at WHSmith

Bookseller and stationer WHSmith said it was trading in line with expectations despite a sales fall at both divisions.