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WH Smith to complete sale of high street chain within weeks - The sale to Modella Capital will mean the WH Smith name ...
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The deal, which was agreed in March and values the high street retailer at £76million, will see the WH Smith name disappear ...
THE sale of 480 WHSmith stores is set to complete this month before the brand disappears from the high street for good. The ...
The deal, which was agreed in March and values the high street chain at £76 million, will see the WH Smith name disappear ...
WH Smith has said it remains on track to complete the sale of its UK high street chain to Hobbycraft owner Modella Capital at ...
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The Bolton News on MSNWHSmith sells high street arm in £76m deal following Bolton store closureWHSmith has said it remains on track to complete the sale of its UK high street chain to Hobbycraft owner Modella Capital at ...
But, under the terms of the deal, its name will be erased from high streets and rebranded as 'TGJones', marking the end of an era for a business that began in 1792. Modella said TGJones 'carries ...
But FT Alphaville, brainwormed, couldn’t get past that rebrand. TGJones… what does it mean? Is it a reference to serene former Everton centre-half Thomas George “TG” Jones — who oddly ...
The British public has been left up in arms over the rebrand of the beloved books and stationery retailer WH Smith, which has been sold for £76m and will be renamed as TGJones by its new owners.
WH Smith has sold its 480-outlet bookstore chain, for £76 million (about $98 million), to private equity firm Modella Capital, which has renamed the business TGJones. The WH Smith brand is not ...
Like all good things, it is coming to an end. WH Smith sold 480 locations for a paltry £76m and will be renamed TGJones, while the firm will keep the WH Smith brand for its travel business ...
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