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Inditex’s Zara has seen its UK profits falling even though sales there have continued to rise. Full-year 2018/19 sales rose around 10% to £772.5m, but profits were halved as selling and distribution costs rose 7%.
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![]( "Zara UK sales up but profits fall, chain still hailed as 'winner' in tough market")
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![]( "Inditex: Uterqüe opens London pop-up in international expansion push")
Inditex: Uterqüe opens London pop-up in international expansion pushThe Spanish group’s fastest growing and most upmarket brand is eyeing an international roll out following the opening of a pop up store in Covent Garden, London.
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![]( "H&M's outlet brand Afound tweaks strategy toward online")
H&M's outlet brand Afound tweaks strategy toward onlineFashion retailer H&M’s newest independent business, outlet brand Afound, will focus more on online expansion and less on physical store expansion than previously planned, it said on Tuesday.
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![]( "Inditex believes impact of hard Brexit would not be significant for group")
Inditex believes impact of hard Brexit would not be significant for groupThe Spanish group, owner of Zara, thinks that a no-deal Brexit would not have a major impact on its business. However, risks have been identified, such as delays in the transit of goods, among others.
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![]( "Eyes on U.S. prize, Primark considers Central American suppliers")
Eyes on U.S. prize, Primark considers Central American suppliersConfident it can crack the $300 billion U.S. clothing and shoes market, Britain's Primark is ready to raise its bet on the country by securing new sources of fast fashion in central America.
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![]( "Inditex: Seven brands and a long-term strategy")
Inditex: Seven brands and a long-term strategyZara continues to be the group’s largest brand, while Stradivarius and Uterqüe are the fastest-growing formats. FashionNetwork.com takes an in depth look at brand performance and Inditex’s long-term vision.
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![]( "Zara inks deal to open one of its biggest UK stores at Bluewater")
Zara inks deal to open one of its biggest UK stores at BluewaterZara is set to double the size of its current unit at Bluewater shopping centre in Kent to open one of its largest flagship stores in the country. The larger space is expected to open in 2020.
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![]( "Inditex still riding high in H1 as omnichannel investment pays off")
Inditex still riding high in H1 as omnichannel investment pays offInditex has seemed unstoppable for years and its results on Wednesday showed no sign of that changing any time soon. The fashion retail giant reported H1 sales growth of 7% with new revenues and profits records.
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![]( "Massimo Dutti welcomes Autumn with a fashion show in Barcelona")
Massimo Dutti welcomes Autumn with a fashion show in BarcelonaAfter Shanghai and Paris, the label chose its flagship store on Paseo de Gracia as the ideal location to present its latest Autumn/Winter collection. The exclusive event was held in partnership with Kate Bosworth.
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![]( "Carlos Torretta joins Zara’s e-commerce division")
Carlos Torretta joins Zara’s e-commerce divisionInditex has recruited Carlos Torretta, the husband of Marta Ortega and son of designer Roberto Torretta, to join the communications team in the e-commerce division of Zara.com.