M&S Faces Sales Decline Due to Cyber Attack Aftermath
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Marks & Spencer reported a 2.5% decline in non-food sales during the Christmas trading period due to the lingering effects of a significant cyber attack from the previous year. While food sales increased, clothing and beauty sales were negatively impacted by reduced consumer confidence and high street footfall, as the retailer continues to manage the repercussions of the incident.
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