Decision to join repair firm a ‘no-brainer’ for new hire Anthony Wallett

Retailer expects 2,900 redundancies

Ed Connolly will serve as CCO while Mark Allsop was named new COO

Revenue drop in line with predictions

The loss is attributed to consumers not upgrading as much as they use to. Dixons wants to renegotiate new deals with operators

OPPO is the fifth biggest global smartphone vendor in the world 

Online rivals and lack of upgrades by consumers lead to £440m losses

Retailer recorded a one per cent like-for-like decline for mobile in the UK

Dixons Carphone has said it’s putting further security measures in place to protect customer data 

The retail giant admitted there’s “plenty of work to do”

At the time of writing the company confirmed there had been no evidence of fraudulent activity as a result of the siphoned details

105,000 credit and debit cards without chip and pin protection was taken 

Putting customers in control has led to impressive progress in three years says managing director

Successful integration of Currys PC World customer base crucial to latest stage of growth plans

New CEO faces challenges tenure amid difficult market, warn analysts

Former CEO of Littlewoods and Very will take charge in April after Seb James announced his move to Walgreens Boots

More than three million customers and 1,000 employees had personal data accessed by hackers

Mobile sales for H1 in the UK have fallen three per cent after the iPhone X was released in to the second half of the group financial year

Seb James said increasing handset prices and slowdown in device innovation means consumers are holding onto phones for longer

The retailer saw pre-tax profits rise to £501 million in 2016/17 compared to £457 million in 2015/16

The technology retailer also saw revenues grow 4 per cent over the forth quarter in 2016

He will be replaced by deputy chairman Ian Livingston at the end of April

Sales in the UK and Ireland up six per cent from last year as retail giant claims it outperformed the market

Carphone Warehouse MVNO reaches landmark just 20 months after launching

Accessory manufacturer’s Power Station Go charging product was promoted in advert from the retailer

Group revenue also up four per cent after retail giant enjoys success in all countries it trades in

Carphone Warehouse-owned mobile service has accumulated almost half-a-million customers over the past 19 months

Store refits in East London and Swindon form part of a plan to transform its retail business

Sales in the UK and Ireland up two per cent from last year as retailer claims to have seen no noticeable impact post-Brexit

The telecoms industry’s leading players give their views on the UK’s exit from the European Union and how it might affect business

Dixons Carphone CEO supported Remain campaign but said EU Referendum result could help retailer consolidate its position as market leader

Profits before tax grew 20pc to £365 million as Group revenue grows 3pc to £9.7bn for financial year up to April 30

Three-in-one outlet will offer products from Carphone Warehouse, Currys and PC World

Increase helped by full year revenues in the UK and Ireland surging six per cent

Peat leaves his role as category director after just two years

Overclockers UK and Scan Computers International also named as partners for new VR headset, which goes on display in store today (March 17)

Retailer said it expects to maintain current staff levels as it revealed profits of £450m for 2015

Customers will now pay between £249 and £549 for wearable, just three months after retailer began selling it

Ex Carphone CEO Taylor leaves retailer after 17 years as part of reshuffle that sees Tony DeNunzio CBE join as senior independent director

Profits hit £121 million on a five per cent revenue rise to £4.4 billion, with UK and Ireland sales rising seven per cent to £2.87 billion

Dixons office in Hemel Hempstead has now closed, with around 2,300 employees now located in new base

First smart wearable from the manufacturer to be sold in-store and online, and will be available in 100 of its shops by the end of next month

UK and Ireland sales up 10 per cent year-on-year, with Group revenue increasing eight per cent

UK profits also rise 26.4 per cent in first full results for combined consumer electronics and mobile phone retailer

Initial pilot will see 20 Sprint-branded stores opened and if successful, a joint venture will be created to support plans to roll out up to 500 stores

But David Cameron promises to help 500 staff threatened with redundancy when retailer closes Wednesbury factory and moves roles 90 miles to Newbury

Trading update shows like-for-like sales in UK&I up 13 per cent in Q4 and eight per cent for year-ending May 2

Old Hugh Symons Communications (HSC) business not regarded as part of core business and is likely to be sold

Retailer disposes of its majority stake to Relevant Holdings, a shareholder group set up by rival Dutch retailer Optie 1, and follows the sale of The Phone House Deutschland last week

Running on Three network, iD will have value 12 month 4G contracts and access to free data roaming in 22 countries

German exit is part of the firms European business review. Dixons Carphone insists it remains committed to the Phone House brand

Customers buying connected devices from Carphone or Dixons Currys and PC World will be able to take out a mobile contract at the same time

Retail giant says agreement is based on the operator’s network leadership and shared vision for connected technology, and follows those signed with Vodafone and O2 last year

Group sales up nine per cent year-on-year and retailer predicts “higher-than-expected” yearly profit

Newly-merged retailer says 20 per cent of its combined head office staff will be leaving between May and October 2015

Retailer passes original target meaning that almost 200 Carphone Warehouse concessions now open in Curry’s/PC World stores

He joins from Phones 4u, where he held several senior roles within purchasing over a seven year period

Retailer’s executive team hosting a recruitment day in Stoke-on-Trent for employees of fallen rival

Operator in discussions that would save more jobs at stricken retailer

Retail giant officially launches in a move it says ‘creates an organisation for the future’

Dixons Retail shares to trade for the final time tomorrow and will be merged into Carphone shares the following day, before trading on the London Stock Exchange on Thursday

Deal set for completion subject to shareholder approval. Carphone shareholders will vote at AGM on July 15th

Retailer’s CEO claims Phones 4u concessions in Currys and PC World stores only contributed less than 10 per cent of its overall turnover and so the impact “will not be significant to our business”