Deloitte to be administrator of collapsed shoe chains Barratts and Priceless
Deloitte has won another retail administration contract after the collapse of
shoe chains Barratts and Priceless this week.
The chains operate 400 high-street stores in the UK, employing 5,450 staff in
total. Barratts and Priceless are subsidiaries of Aim-listed Stylo, which is not
in administration although trading in its shares has been suspended.
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