Card Factory's purchase of Funkypigeon.com means WHSmith now becomes a pure play travel retailer with stores in travel hubs ...

WH Smith has announced that it has agreed to the sale of its online personalised card business, Funkey Pigeon.

The move to sell funkypigeon.com is consistent with the group’s strategic focus on travel retail, which led to divestment of ...

It comes as WH Smith sells off its non-core assets, as well as its high street business, to become a pure-play travel ...

Card Factory has agreed to buy online personalised greetings card business Funky Pigeon from WHSmith for £24m.

Card Factory has agreed to acquire online personalised greeting cards business Funky Pigeon from WH Smith for £24 million.

We’re pleased to confirm that the WHSmith store on Unit 14 Willow Place, Corby has been rebranded to TGJones. “Customers can ...

WHSMITH customers have been warned they need to spend their unused gift vouchers before they become worthless. The struggling retailer is set to disappear from the high street in a matter of weeks ...

Stores across the UK, except those in travel locations such as airports and train stations, are now being rebranded as TGJones. And now the Northwich store in Witton Street has undergone its rebrand, ...

South West-based online greeting cards and gifts firm Funky Pigeon has been sold by retail group owner WH Smith to high ...

The WHSmith UK Travel boss speaks to The Moodie Davitt Report about the strategy that has gained the retailer the opportunity ...

UK travel retailer WHSmith Group has finalised an agreement to sell its UK high street division to investment firm Modella Capital for £76m ($98m) on a cash and debt-free basis.