Brands don’t fail overnight. They drift. One compromise after another, one missed opportunity at a time. WH Smith’s recent ...

The name WH Smith, a staple of UK town centres since the Victorian era ... In the 1970s, it leant into the style of the era with a new brown and orange logo. From teenagers stocking up on flashcards, ...

As WH Smith disappears from the high street, Will Bosanko looks at why the brand failed, and asks whether there is a future for TG Jones.

The name WH Smith, a staple of UK town centres since the Victorian era ... it leant into the style of the era with a new brown and orange logo. From teenagers stocking up on flashcards, pencil ...

Greggs fans in Cambridge will spot the familiar illuminated four-square logo less frequently from April ... all 500 of its high-street shops in the UK. There's also talk of a significant expansion ...

As WH Smith ... out the logo had ended up looking like a poop emoji instead, an unsavoury association to make with a chocolate brand. The orange soft beverage launched in the UK in 1998 was ...

WH Smith said it expects to report full-year results in line with the market view, helped by demand for travel.

British retailer WH Smith on Wednesday reported slightly lower profit of 45 million pounds ($59.7 million) for the first-half ...