From Topshop to John Lewis: All the major UK job cuts as a casualty of coronavirus - Chronicle Live
01 December 2020. London, United Kingdom. The Arcadia Group head office in Berners Street. Sir Philip Greens's Arcadia fashion group including Topshop, Burton, Wallis, Evans and Dorthy Perkins have gone into administration
Arcadia head office hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Arcadia head office hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Philip Green's retail empire 'could collapse' with 15,000 jobs at stake
London, UK. 2 July 2020. Exterior of the Topshop flagship store on Oxford Street. Arcadia Group, owner of Topshop, Burton and Miss Selfridge, has announced that 500 of its 2,500 head office
Arcadia Group set to crumble 'within hours' as 'no last minute rescue' expected for Topshop owner | Evening Standard
John Lewis, Topshop and Harrods to axe hundreds of jobs | Metro News
Topshop staff in tears after finding out they'd lost their jobs on TWITTER | The Sun
Union lauds 'amazing victory' after Arcadia redundancy payment apology | Philip Green | The Guardian
Jobs at hundreds of Topshop/Topman stores to be cut - Retail Gazette
Arcadia scraps 500 head office jobs to offset Covid-19 costs - Retail Gazette
Arcadia to make 500 head office redundancies - TheIndustry.fashion
Topshop and Dorothy Perkins owner Arcadia announces 500 job cuts after lockdown losses - CoventryLive
Arcadia to cut head office jobs after staving off collapse with rescue plan - TheIndustry.fashion
Hundreds of Topshop/Topman store jobs at risk
Thousands of jobs at risk as Topshop owner Arcadia Group on the brink of collapse - SundayWorld.com
Philip Green's UK Arcadia Group to Cut 500 Head Office Jobs | BoF
Coronavirus: Topshop owner to cut 500 office roles | Business News | Sky News
Topshop empire 'facing collapse within days' as 15,000 jobs at risk - Daily Star
Arcadia break-up leaves staff out in the cold
Four reasons Topshop is not the brand it once was - BBC News
