Magazine and stationary retailer WHSmith is to start selling video games in-store again, thanks to a partnership with GAME to trial concessions in a small number of locations. WHSmith pulled games ...

WHSmith is closing another two stores this weekend. The books and stationery retailer is shutting its Halesowen, West Midlands, and its Diss, Norfolk, branches this Saturday. WHSmith has confirmed ...

ANOTHER major high street name is slashing prices by up to 50% as it prepares to shut one of its busy stores for good. The ...

One of the UK's oldest and most recognisable retailers, WHSmith was founded in 1792 by Henry Walton Smith and his wife Anna ...

It was once a shining beacon of the British high street that served as a one-stop shop for stationery, newspapers, records and literature. But in recent years, WHSmith has tarnished the gleaming ...

WHSmith's name is set to disappear from British high streets as the retailer focuses more on their travel shops in airports and train stations. The retail giant has been in discussions with a range of ...

WHSmith's website has randomly sent out hundreds of private emails to people on its mailing list. The issue appears to come from a broken "contact us" form, with anything customers send through the ...

On Wednesday morning many WHSmith customers started receiving hundreds of emails containing personal details for the company's other customers. It appears that every time someone used WHSmith's ...

Located at Perth Airport Terminal 1 International, the space showcases a selection of gifts and keepsakes from local makers, ...

Retailer WHSmith Group is anticipating a faster sales recovery at its U.S. airport stores than in the rest of the world. The wider scope for domestic travel that does not exist in other countries such ...

WHSmith on Thursday opened an eBook shop, timed to coincide with Microsoft's launch of PocketPC 2002, which includes an updated version of the eReader software. Many of the big publishers are to start ...

IT gaffes don't come much bigger than this. UK newsagent WHSmith has accidentally leaked a wealth of customer information by mass-emailing details that were submitted through a "contact us" form. The ...