British retailer WH Smith is looking to sell its historic high street business to focus on its travel store unit in the ...

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The retailer has confirmed plans to sell its 500 UK high street stores, including 195 with an in-store Post Office.

WH Smith said it was considering a possible sale of its high-street business. The U.K. retailer--which sells books, magazines and other items at airports and train stations as well as high-street ...

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Reports say the chain which has been in operation since 1792 is looking to part with around 500 stores employing 5,000 ...

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WHSmith, officially known as WH Smith, has been in talks with buyers for weeks, the broadcaster said. Bosses would confirm ...

Its high street business has been impacted by a change in consumer habits, with most people now reading news online or downloading books rather than buying physical copies. Revenue for the high street ...

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