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UK Easter 2019 spending to hit £1.7bn: GlobalData report

Easter spending in the UK is predicted to rise by 0.5% to £1.7bn in 2019 due to a 0.8% rise in gifting, according to a GlobalData report.

Easter spending in the UK is predicted to rise by 0.5% to £1.7bn in 2019, according to a GlobalData report.

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UK Mother’s Day 2019 spend to rise to £1.6bn as retailers shift focus

UK Mother's Day 2019 is expected to rise 0.8% to £1.6bn despite the day falling later in the month than usual causing retailers to shift focus.

UK Mother’s Day 2019 spend is expected to rise 0.8% to £1.6bn despite the day falling later in the month than usual causing retailers to focus on other events earlier in March, according to a survey by GlobalData.

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UK retail spend fails to show significant growth in February

The hottest February on record failed to make a significant difference to UK retail spend, according to a report by GlobalData.

The hottest February on record failed to make a significant difference to UK retail spend, which rose by just 3.4 percentage points (ppts) according to the ‘UK Monthly Spend Tracker: A view of consumer spend in February 2019’ report by GlobalData

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More than a quarter of UK shoppers stockpiling for Brexit

Over a quarter of UK consumers plan to stockpile or have begun stockpiling for Brexit, according to GlobalData’s monthly retail tracker.

Over a quarter of UK consumers plan to stockpile or have begun stockpiling for Brexit, according to GlobalData’s monthly retail tracker.

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Hotel Chocolat results announced for first half of 2018/19

Hotel Chocolat results have been announced for H1 2018/19, with a revenue of £80.7m a 13% increase from the previous financial year.

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Hotel Chocolat results have been announced for the first half year 2018/19. Caption: HotelChocolat

Hotel Chocolat has released its first half-year (H1) results for financial year 2018/19, recording revenue of £80.7m, a 13% increase compared with £71.7m for the previous year.