WH Smith ( ($GB:SMWH) ) just unveiled an update. WH Smith PLC announced that as of 28 November 2025, the company’s capital consists of 126,453,145 ...

WHSmiths is finally no more in High Street after undergoing a refit as part of its nationwide rebranding to TGJones.

WH Smith plc, trading as WHSmith (also written WH Smith and formerly as W. H. Smith & Son), is a British travel retailer, with headquarters in London, which operates a chain of railway station, ...

WHSmith no longer operates a high street store estate following its acquisition by Modella Capital for £76 million, and ...

TGJones, formerly known as WHSmith, has completed its store makeover in Godalming and is set to return in style. The shop ...

A café in Sutton Coldfield has closed after less than two years in the town and posted a kind-hearted message to its customers. Tokin Tea is the latest departure from the town centre Gracechurch ...

WH Smith delayed the publication of its fiscal 2025 earnings to give it time to respond to Deloitte's review into an accounting overstatement at its North American unit. The British retailer said ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kevin covers retail, airports, and the global traveling shopper. WHSmith will add around 20 Solstice Sunglasses spaces to selected ...

WHSmith North America has partnered with Solstice Sunglasses to introduce premium designer eyewear in select airport locations, capitalizing on the growing US travel retail market and luxury segment.

Las Vegas, NV – WHSmith North America (WHSNA), the leading specialty retailer in the airport marketplace, announced a strategic partnership with Solstice Sunglasses to integrate premium eyewear ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kevin covers retail, airports, and the global traveling shopper. Last week’s spectacular collapse of 34% in the share price of ...