Arcadia

Profits fell by 65 per cent to €645,000 in 2018 at the company behind the Burton, Evans and Dorothy Perkins fashion outlets. Accounts show that preta(...)

Back and bigger than before, Waterford’s All Together Now made its return for a second year, with most concert-goers losing up to half a day to traffi(...)

A dispute between Irish Life and the UK-based fashion retail group run by Philip Green over the purported termination of a lease for a premises in Cor(...)

Topshop boss Philip Green once had to apologise to the Irish. The brash retail magnate had suggested to the Guardian that the Irish were illiterate. “(...)

Sir Philip Green has proposed concessions for landlords in a last-minute deal to shore up support for his retail empire’s restructuring plans. The To(...)

Doubt hangs over the future of Philip Green’s crumbling Arcadia Group after it postponed a crucial vote because it had failed to gain enough support f(...)

Philip Green’s make-or-break plan to restructure his Arcadia fashion empire would see the closure of six stores in the Republic: four in Dublin, one i(...)

A US investor in Sir Philip Green’s fashion empire has sold its stake in the Topshop brand as the company works on restructuring plans. Los Angeles p(...)

BBC “Apprentice” judge and businesswoman Karren Brady has stepped down as nonexecutive chairman of Taveta Investments, the holding company of Philip G(...)

It was only “some banter”, nothing unlawful or offensive, suggested British retail tycoon Philip Green at the weekend, in response to the catalogue of(...)