Shopping is moving online and the traditional high street names find themselves in existential crisis.


Ashley's plan to buy up failing retailers producing green shoots of success

One third of Sports Direct’s independent shareholders - those who aren’t Mike Ashley - voted to unseat him.

Patience with Mike Ashley running thin at Sports Direct but he's going nowhere

Mike Ashley suggested that his firm might not have bought House of Fraser last year had they known the true state of the business.

The retailer was due to update the city on Friday morning but said the numbers are still not ready – the second delay this month.

Sports Direct company secretary Cameron Olsen, who was ultimately responsible for corporate governance, has quit.

In a rare public intervention the Geordies used their joint Twitter account to post about the Spaniard's "disastrous" departure.

Rafael Benitez will leave Newcastle when his contract expires at the end of the month, the club have announced.


Mike Ashley is furious, Sports Direct's other shareholders will be furious too, some of them may well be furious with him.


Debenhams is in deep trouble and sits on the brink of insolvency.

The power-struggle between the board of Debenhams and its largest shareholder is reaching endgame.

The Sunday Times Tax List shows former England captain David Beckham and his fashion designer wife Victoria paid £12.7 million last year.

The Sports Direct boss is said to have spoken with music and entertainment industry figures about a possible rescue deal.

What is Debenhams' biggest shareholder doing, talking the retailer down in the crucial week before Christmas?

Mike Ashley’s appearance before MPs on Monday was gripping. Unfortunately we learned very little in the 90-minute session.

The businessman, who recently bought House of Fraser, told MPs there should be an additional tax for online retailers.