HISTORICAL FACTS: 21 - The Untold Story

The house that Dior built (or rather, baked)

Fan of high fashion and gingerbread? Who isn’t? Isobel Van Dyke heads down to Harrods and into a store that is good enough to eat

Evening Standard · Dec 8, 2022

Harrods: How does buy now pay later scheme work with Klarna?

Harrods has extended its partnership with Klarna to cover all five departments

Evening Standard · Dec 7, 2022

The tunnel under Deansgate and Santa's grotto - memories of Kendals' golden days

The department store served Manchester for over 170 years and remains iconic for various reasons

Manchester Evening News · Dec 4, 2022

Amazon warehouse workers stage Black Friday strikes and protests around world

On one of firm’s biggest shopping days of year, employees demand better wages and conditions

The Guardian - UK · Nov 25, 2022

10 hyper-luxe advent calendars for Christmas 2022

From Dior to Diptyque — we present the most extravagant advent calendars on offer this Christmas

Evening Standard · Nov 23, 2022

Public buildings in England and Wales likely to get 15%-20% tax rises next year

Business rates revaluation likely to hit hospitals and colleges, while big banks and department stores such as Harrods benefit

The Guardian - UK · Nov 18, 2022

‘We like anything with the Harrods name on it’: luxury brands report booming sales

Luxury goods firms report bumper profits as richest customers remain largely untouched by economic crisis

The Guardian - UK · Nov 18, 2022

The Crown: Who is Mohamed Al-Fayed and did he really buy Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson’s home?

Mohamed Al-Fayed is the father of Dodi Fayed

The Independent UK · Nov 17, 2022

‘They are buying something’: the cash, gifts and arms cementing the Qatari-UK relationship

The gas-rich state’s influence in Britain reaches to the heart of government, and has been cultivated over decades

The Guardian - UK · Nov 17, 2022

The Crown: Did Dodi really propose to somebody else just before he met Diana?

‘Dodi had Diana in the boat and Kelly in the villa, or vice versa’

The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2022