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Barratts Priceless posts £6.1m profit
Barratts Priceless, owner of footwear chains Barratts and Priceless, has posted pre-tax profits of £6.1m in the 18 months since the administration of the chains’ former parent company, Stylo.
Barratts overhauls management team
Barratts has appointed John Hood, former managing director of footwear retailer Brantano, to the newly created role of brand director, in one of a number of changes at parent company Barratts Priceless.
Topshop and Topman rack up record sales
Profits soar but rising costs leave Sir Philip Green cautious about 2011
Hush Puppies returns to retail with Bristol shop
Footwear brand Hush Puppies has returned to bricks and mortar retail after a five-year hiatus to raise brand awareness following the closure of many of its wholesale customers.
Footwear supplier DR Shoes put into administration
DR Shoes, the Staffordshire-based footwear design and supply company behind canvas footwear brand Nanny State and trainer brand Babycham, went into administration last Thursday.
Ziff appeals to suppliers in Stylo plan
Stylo chief executive and chairman Michael Ziff embarked on a charm offensive with suppliers this week, in a bid to stabilise the footwear group and discuss its post-administration strategy.
Ziff family complete Stylo rescue
The Ziff family have rescued 160 Barratts and Priceless shops, part of the Stylo group, from administration.
Stylo chairman plans rescue deal
Stylo chairman and chief executive Michael Ziff is reported to be working on a rescue deal to buy back 200 Barratts and Priceless stores from administrators Deloitte.
Creditors vote puts Stylo into administration
Stylo, the footwear group which owns Barratts and Priceless, is poised to go into administration after failing to secure enough support for its Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA) from its creditors.
Future of Stylo decided today
The future of footwear group Stylo, which owns the Barratts and Priceless chains, will be decided today when creditors vote on its proposed Company Voluntary Arrangement.
Stylo to close stores
Stylo chairman and chief executive Michael Ziff has outlined plans to shed as many as 200 stores if creditors approve proposals for a Company Voluntary Agreement [CVA] by its Barratts and Priceless chains’ administrator Deloitte.
Stylo shares suspended
Stylo, the footwear company behind the Barratts and Priceless chains, has suspended its shares while it reviews options for the business.
Barratts and Priceless in administration
Footwear chains Barratts and Priceless have appointed Deloitte as administrators.
Stylo explores options as margins are hit
Stylo has warned of challenging trading as margins at the footwear business are impacted by the tough economic environment.
Stylo warns on November trading
Stylo, the company behind Barratts and Priceless, has said trading since its interim results has been below expectations.
Stylo banks on Barratts
Stylo is pinning its recovery on the roll-out of its new Barratts concept after posting losses of £9.3 million for the first half to August 2.
Stylo losses widen to £9.3m
Stylo, the parent company behind footwear chains Barratts and Priceless, saw losses widen from £7.5 million to £9.3m over the first half of the year.
Stylo appoints new non-exec
Stylo, the footwear retailer, has appointed Terry Bond as non-executive director.
Stylo losses hit £7.8m as Barratts director departs
Stylo racked up pre-tax losses of £7.8 million for the year ended February 2, up from £7.1m in 2007.
Stylo offloads Shellys
Stylo has sold its Shellys brand to Hong Kong-based footwear supplier Eternal Best Industries.
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Stylo Dolcis deal buoys suppliers
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Stylo buys Dolcis
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Stylo linked to Dolcis deal
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Dolcis and Stead & Simpson directors joins Barratts 'dream team'
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‘Dream team’ plots Barratts’ recovery
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Ex-Stead & Simpson boss joins Stylo board
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David Lockyer joins Stylo board
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Stylo open to offers for Shellys
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Shoezone and Stylo Group eye Shoefayre
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Shutopia to grow after Stylo legal triumph
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Clarks and Stylo hit by £35m EU tariffs
