
Sales were expected to fall 7%, but in fact only dropped 1.2%; first half profits were up 7% to £185m.
The high street retailer plans to open 11 additional homeware stores this year.
LONDON - Next has reported better-than-expected sales for the first half of the year thanks to good weather, more fashionable lines and a rise in consumer confidence.
Sales were expected to fall 7%, but in fact only dropped 1.2%; first half profits were up 7% to £185m.
The high street retailer plans to open 11 additional homeware stores this year.
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