david shaw is a business writer on fashion buying. 0nce once it was the darling of the high street and. everybody has been watching this and this once great british brand seems to have lost a great deal of traction with its original brand followers. reading the results this morning it is on what appears to be a downward spiral which is a great shame because this brand has great potential. what is the outlook? how will it turn itself around? they are doing all the right things. i have had a look at the accounts and the state m e nts had a look at the accounts and the statements and they are closing loss—making shops and they are doing quite well on internet trading. they seem quite well on internet trading. they seem to be doing the right things, but they do not seem to be able to get people back in love with the brand. whether they can pull the rabbit out of the hat as they did with the famous sc uk, we will have to wait and see. this business has been around for 50 years and everybody is hoping it will hold on and do something pretty quick. the issues to be a separation on the high st

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