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High street stalwart WHSmith is to put its 500 bricks-and-mortar stores up for sale, shifting its focus towards the more lucrative travel sector. Noted for its extensive range of books ...

Historic retailer WH Smith has confirmed that it has put its 500 UK high street stores up for sale to focus on its more lucrative travel arm. Alongside the news, the retailer – which is famous ...

U.K. retailer WH Smith said it had a good start to its fiscal ... magazines and other items at airports and train stations as well as high-street stores, said Wednesday that in the 21 weeks ...

Its travel arm at airports, train stations and hospitals now accounts for more than 85pc of its profit, with the high street making up the rest. Revenue from WHSmith's high street stores ...

WH Smith’s high street stores contribute just 15 per cent of the group’s overall profit, with the far more lucrative travel retail side — its shops in airports, train stations, and hospitals ...

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This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. WHSmith is in talks to sell its 500 ...

Greater Manchester Meanwhile, WHSmith's travel outlets, commonly located in train stations, airports, and hospitals, have seen a boost from the uptick in consumer travel, according to the company.

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