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Business Editor of the Evening Standard, West Londoner and Devonian.
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Harvey Nichols' former owner faces £100m loss from sale

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By Jonathan Prynn Verified
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The billionaire former owner of Harvey Nichols was owed more than £100m when the luxury store group crashed into administration in August. Sir Dickson Poon, a Hong Kong tycoon, is by far the biggest creditor to the upmarket fashion, cosmetics and food retailer through his company Broad Gain (UK), according to financial documents filed at Companies House on Thursday.
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Sale of Barclay family's former retail empire to be shelved

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By Jonathan Prynn Verified
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An auction of the retail empire formerly owned by the Barclay family is set to be shelved after bidders failed to meet the £2bn asking price.
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John Lewis boss warns Labour against 'terrible' high street tax raid

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By Jonathan Prynn Verified, Emma Taggart
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The boss of John Lewis has warned John Healey that a Budget tax raid on large stores would have a “terrible impact” on town centres and high streets across the UK. Peter Ruis, the outgoing managing director of the department store chain, issued a plea to the Chancellor not to raise the business rate multiplier on thousands of shops and supermarkets with a rateable value of more than £500,000.
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