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ArticleBusy summer of sports, soft comps should bolster JD Sports
Shares of JD Sports Fashion rose by 15.7 percent on the London Stock Exchange yesterday, closing at £134.50 (€156.85), after the parent of Go Outdoors, Millets and other retail banners predicted improved trading conditions in the months ahead, sparked by the Euro Cup and Paris Games this summer, softer year-over-year ...
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News briefsJD Sports offers Pennies donation service at Go Outdoor and other stores
France-based payment service provider Worldline has partnered with sports fashion retailer JD Sports to enable its customers to make donations through its payment terminals using the charity fintech Pennies’ micro-donation application. Currently in use at 151 locations, the product will be fully rolled out to approximately 679 JD Group stores, ...
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ArticleJD Sports doubles profits but sees flat earnings this year
U.K. retailer JD Sports Fashion has more than doubled annual profits but warns that inflationary headwinds mean that earnings could stand still in the current financial year. It has also highlighted governance issues under the regime of former chairman and chief executive Peter Cowgill, who was abruptly ousted last month. ...
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JD re-acquires Go Outdoors
Just after appointing Deloitte as administrator of Go Outdoors, its struggling British outdoor chain, JD Sports Fashion announced that it has re-acquired the business and substantially all of its assets for £56.5 million (€62.5m-$70.5m) “as partial repayment against its historic indebtedness” in a “pre-pack” administration deal via a newly incorporated ...
