Marks & Spencer admits losing touch

Marks & Spencer has admitted losing touch with its shoppers after announcing that it suffered a slump in sales over Christmas.

Marks & Spencer admits losing touch

Marks & Spencer has admitted losing touch with its shoppers after announcing that it suffered a slump in sales over Christmas.

Sales on a like-for-like basis, excluding income from new and refurbished stores, fell by 5.1% in the 16 weeks to January 20 and by 2.3% in the critical eight-week Christmas trading period to the same date.

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