Asos Stock News

ASOS PLC (AIM:ASC) has become the latest high-profile company to pull out of Russia. The online fashion flogger had already suspended sales in Ukraine following that country's invasion by Russian forc

Asos Plc shares fell 3.1% as they started trading on the London stock exchanges main market. Todays decline -- coming amid a broader market selloff -- extends a slump that has seen the U.K. online fashion retailer lose almost two-thirds of its market value in less than a year.

The fashion giant will leave the junior AIM market on Monday and start trading on the main index on Tuesday.

Asos proved to be resilient through recent supply chain disruptions. Shares are attractively priced considering international growth prospects.

Shein will reportedly revive plans to list in New York this year as its founder contemplates changing citizenship to overcome barriers for offshore initial public offerings (IPOs) in China. The IPO wo

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as Marks & Spencer, Tesco, ASOS and Card Factory update the City on retail Super Thursday

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as Marks & Spencer, Tesco, ASOS and Card Factory update the City on retail Super Thursday M&S reports strong trading as sales jump Tesco upgrades profit guidance Age UK calls for help for millions of older people struggling to afford heating Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of the world economy, the financial markets, the eurozone and business. Marks & Spencer has hailed a strong Christmas as the UK retailers turnaround strategy starts to pay off.. as supermarket chain Tesco upgrades its profit outlook. Trading over the Christmas period has been strong, demonstrating the continued improvements weve made to product and value. Clothing & Home has delivered growth for the second successive quarter, supported by robust online and full price sales growth. Food has maintained its momentum, outperforming the market over both 12 and 24 months. The market continues to be impacted by the headwinds and tailwinds that we reported in the first half, but I remain encouraged that our transformation plan is now driving improved performance.

The decision by ASOS PLC (AIM:ASC) to leave AIM will leave London's junior market with just seven companies valued at more than £2bn. The seven non-dwarfs (market capitalisation in brackets) are Hutc

The market seems prepared to overlook supply chain issues that have dogged ASOS PLC (AIM:ASC) lately to laud its plans to move from the junior market to the London Stock Exchange's main list next mon

The market seemed prepared to overlook supply chain issues that have dogged ASOS PLC (AIM:ASC) lately to laud plans to move from the junior market to the London Stock Exchange's main list next month.

Next month will see the end of an era as an AIM-listed company worth nearly £2.5bn finally leaves the junior market. It was always a bit of an anomaly that a company as valuable as online fashion gro

A desire by British shoppers to celebrate Christmas at home spurred Tesco and Marks & Spencer to the top of the festive retail pile, with demand for premium food, wine and champagne helping both to up

British online fashion retailer ASOS reiterated its already downgraded outlook on Thursday after supply chain constraints and volatile demand limited sales growth in its four months to Dec. 31 trading

After the festive holiday break, retailers of all stripes are queueing to inform investors in the coming week how this key period went for them, with Tesco, Marks & Spencer, JD Sports, ASOS among them

CHRISTMAS is still a few days away but some retailers have already started their Boxing Day sales and are slashing prices. Bargain-hunters and last-minute gift buyers can already nab a discount as stores look to get ahead of the game this year. The likes of John Lewis, Asos and House of Fraser have already unleashed []