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WH Smith

December 2023

  • Beatniks check out the magazines at a news stand on Sunset Boulevardin Los Angeles, California, in 1954.

    Brief letters
    L’esprit de l’escalier – the Guardian edition

    Brief letters: Witty comeback needed | Early flowering daffs | WH Smith rebrand | Accents | Knighthoods | The national anthem
  • Multi-generation family eating lunch at kitchen table.

    Brief letters
    Cherishing age-old values at a family Christmas

    Brief letters: Generations of public service | Devi Sridhar | Guardian wrapped up | Spring has sprung | WH Smith rebrand | Vera’s detective work
  • W H Smith in Preston

    WH Smith’s ‘WHS’ rebrand criticised for similarity to NHS logo

    New signage seen on 10 stores during trial sparks online backlash from customers

November 2023

  • Copies of Britney Spears’ memoir The Woman in Me at a bookshop

    Britney Spears memoir helping drive UK book market growth, says WH Smith

  • WHSmith store.

    WH Smith launches buy-back scheme for secondhand books

June 2023

  • A couple walking past a WH Smith store.

    UK’s best known retailers top list of firms fined £7m over pay breaches

    WH Smith, Marks & Spencer and Argos among more than 200 firms that failed to pay workers legal minimum wage

April 2023

  • People walk past a WH Smith store in London, Britain, April 16 2023. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls

    Sushi, travel and high-end headphones help WH Smith profits double

    Retailer’s fortunes bounce back after expansion abroad and pivot towards electronics and premium food ranges

March 2023

  • People outside a WH Smith store in Bolton, Greater Manchester.

    Cyber-attack on WH Smith targets personal staff details

    Retailer says breach has not affected customer details, or had impact on website or general trading

November 2022

  • WH Smith outlet in a station.

    WH Smith investors get first dividend in three years after sales jump

    Company reports £63m profit in year to August following strong travel market performance

June 2022

  • A teenager reads a Harry Potter book.

    Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury reports record sales amid reading boom

    People who turned to books during Covid lockdowns continuing to buy them, company says

March 2022

  • A Deliveroo rider

    Deliveroo extends its range adding new partner WH Smith’s products

    Deliveries will start in Reading, as the takeaway service continues its expansion into new areas.

January 2022

  • A WH Smith shop

    Dividends and bonuses: the firms paying out while taking in state Covid funds

    Sandwich maker Greencore the latest firm to court controversy for paying bonuses while failing to repay state Covid support
  • Nils Pratley

    Nils Pratley on finance
    Big questions for Unilever board after GSK pursuit ends

    Nils Pratley
    Delivering a minor heart attack to the share price, however temporarily, is not a good look
  • People pass through a branch of WH Smith in London.

    WH Smith hit by shareholder rebellion over bonus

    Investors refuse to back £550,000 bonus to Carl Cowling as retailer benefits from pandemic relief

December 2021

  • John Barton

    John Barton, former chair of easyJet and Next, dies aged 77

    Businessman was appointed non-executive chair of fashion chain Ted Baker in 2020

November 2021

  • The value of IAG, which owns British Airways, fell by nearly 15%.

    FTSE 100 hit by biggest fall since June 2020 amid new variant fears

    Travel, aviation and oil stocks around world badly hit as worries deepen over effect of fresh Covid wave on global economy

September 2021

  • British Airways aircraft stand at London City Airport

    Aviation shares jump as relaxation of England’s Covid travel rules planned

  • A WH Smith store

    Activist investor ups stake in WH Smith but backs management

June 2021

  • Morrisons supermarket will bar customers who refuse to wear face coverings from its shops amid rising coronavirus infections from Monday 11th January. To illustrate Lucy Campbell article.

    Executive pay: big names that fell foul of shareholders

    From supermarket group Morrisons to mining giant Rio Tinto, investors have voted against boardroom payouts in the pandemic

February 2021

  • Nils Pratley

    Nils Pratley on finance
    BP's reinvention with renewables is still a long, long way off

    Nils Pratley
    With its dividend and stock price halved in 2020 and a $5.7bn loss recorded, the company has a long road ahead
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