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1. www.thecasecentre.org › products › viewBritish Home Stores Collapse: What Went Wrong? - The Case Centre

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   The high street British stalwart British Home Stores (BHS), was started by a group of American Entrepreneurs in 1928 as a low-cost competitor to Woolworths. It was a clothing and home furnishings store that also sold electronics, entertainment and beauty products. BHS was bought by Arcadia tycoon Sir Philip Green (Green), in 2000 for GBP200 ...

2. www.business-live.co.uk › retail-consumer › whatWhat happened to former BHS stores across the UK?

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   Aug 9, 2019 · The former BHS store at intu Metrocentre has become to one of Next’s biggest ever stores after the high-street chain snapped up the collapsed retailer’s unit. Owners intu reconfigured the 85,000sq ft unit to become the Next store, doubling the fashion chain’s existing floor space when it opened in early 2018.

3. www.bbc.co.uk › news › business-46259048What has happened to Woolworths' stores 10 years after ... - BBC

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   Nov 19, 2018 · PA. It is 10 years since former UK High Street favourite Woolworths closed its stores for good. Woolworths sold many goods, including toys, kitchen and dining equipment, gardening supplies and ...

4. www.bbc.co.uk › news › avThe BHS scandal... in 2 minutes - BBC News

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   May 6, 2016 · The BBC's Business Editor Simon Jack explains the key events leading to the downfall of British Home Stores.

5. moneyweek.com › 446208 › sir-philip-green-and-theSir Philip Green and the BHS scandal | MoneyWeek

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   Jul 28, 2016 · Green is not accused of any criminal wrongdoing; indeed, he has threatened to sue one of the committee chairmen, Frank Field, for claiming in a radio interview that Green had stolen from the BHS ...

6. www.casemine.com › judgement › ukBritish Home Stores Ltd v Burchell - CaseMine

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   This is an appeal by British Home Stores Ltd. ("Appellants") against the decision of the Industrial Tribunal sitting in London on 14th and 15th December of last year. The Tribunal had to consider an application by Miss Burchell ("Applicant" and "Respondent to the appeal"), in which she claimed that she had been unfairly dismissed by the Appellants.

7. www.houseofhackney.com › us › productsLuxury Designer British-Made Bedding | HOUSE OF HACKNEY

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