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WHSmith closed four high street stores in February with another set to go next month. The closures come as part of a company-wide strategy to shift focus away from high street branches and onto ...

WHSmith is closing in on the sale of its high street business as only two bidders remain to take on the 500-plus store portfolio. Private equity firms Alteri, which owns Bensons for Beds, and ...

THE WHSmith brand name looks set to vanish from British high streets after 230 years. The retail giant is working to offload its entire high street estate in order to focus on its fast-growing ...

WHSmith is in talks to offload its 500 high street stores as part of a strategic shift, but it’s believed the sale could involve the retailer relinquishing the rights to its iconic brand name.

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WHSmith is set to close another store next month after four shut for good in February. Another high street branch in Accrington is set to close in March, with its final day of trading being ...

Staff and customers have said an emotional farewell to a popular Bolton store. WHSmith in Crompton Place officially closed its doors yesterday, Saturday. Stock had been reduced to 75 percent off ...

The culmination of a sale would almost certainly result in the disappearance of a high street brand that has been an ever-present since 1792, when WH Smith opened its first shop in central London.