Gaming
by James Lee (RSS feed) - 4 days ago
Hyper-competitve price cutting in Britain hurts EMEA retailers.
Gaming
by James Lee (RSS feed) - 1 month ago
£50m deal could see the struggling retailer brought back from the brink.
Gaming
by The Guardian (RSS feed) - 1 month ago
There might just be life in the old dog yet: Nipper, the mascot who has peered into a gramophone in HMV shop windows for more than 90 years, appeared close to being saved in a £50m deal that will safeguard 2,500 jobs and up to 140 branches of the UK's last major high street DVD and CD chain.
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Entertainment
by The Guardian (RSS feed) - 3 months ago
HMV could be thrown a lifeline by Sir Elton John after it emerged that the singer plans to perform in one of the chain's stores. He has suggested that big artists could play a role in keeping Britain's last major music retailer on the high street by playing a series of in-store gigs.
Gaming
by The Guardian (RSS feed) - 3 months ago
Administrators of HMV have struck a temporary deal with film studios and music labels to ensure that new releases, such as the Bond film Skyfall and Madagascar 3, continue to flow to the group's stores, as the future of Britain's last major high-street music chain is thrashed out.
Gaming
by The Guardian (RSS feed) - 3 months ago
It has played host to Madonna, Cold Play and Elbow while Blur played a gig on the roof, but HMV's flagship store could be putting its rock'n'roll days behind it.
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by James Lee (RSS feed) - 4 months ago
Debt-bound company sees half of all stores saved by investor Hilco.
Gaming
by The Guardian (RSS feed) - 4 months ago
If the high street is beginning to look like a horror movie, then Hilco could be cast as the vampire. The restructuring specialist has made millions by sucking up the assets of dying brands including Woolworths, Habitat and Borders.