House of Fraser
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Intu House of Fraser stores to stay open in U-turn
Intu’s four HoF stores will continue to trade after a new agreement on lease terms was reached
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Mike Ashley calls on councils and landlords to help fix House of Fraser
The billionaire asked for support with the challenges he sees in turning the company around
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L&G to turn Birmingham’s House of Fraser into offices
The redevelopment will deliver more than 365,000 sq ft of office space over nine floors
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Mike Ashley: How landlords can help save ‘dead’ high streets
The Sport Direct chief executive has called for an online sales tax
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Ashley demands ‘full hour’ with Westminster committee
The Sports Direct chief executive has requested to speak to MPs in person
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House of Fraser slams ‘greedy’ landlords
The retailer cautioned that time was “running out” for some stores, and that it will announce “some closures” imminently.
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Landlords approach Philip Day on HoF store takeover
Philip Day’s Edinburgh Woollen Mill group is in talks with a group of landlords to take over a number of House of Fraser stores.
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Sports Direct appoints CBRE on House of Fraser purchase
Sports Direct has named CBRE as its sole adviser on all property matters relating to its acquisition of troubled department store House of Fraser.
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Can Ashley turn House of Fraser into the ‘Harrods of the high street’?
The fate of all 59 stores – 7.7m sq ft of retail space, according to figures from Radius Data Exchange – is once again under the spotlight.
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House of Fraser future uncertain as Ashley buys brand
Once regarded as pivotal anchors in some of the country’s largest shopping centres and high street, the department store has struggled to adapt and reinvent in an age of retail…
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House of Fraser to appoint administrators
Eleventh-hour discussions to save embattled department store chain House of Fraser have fallen through.
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Respectable results for House of Fraser
In a challenging period for the sector, House of Fraser has recorded sales of £1.3bn with like-for-like sales growth of 0.9% in the year to 28 January.