LONDON, May 20 (Reuters) - British retailer Marks & Spencer reported a 24% drop in annual profit on Wednesday after last year's cyber hack forced a seven-week suspension of online clothing orders, hit clothing and food availability and dented sales and margins.
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* 2025/26 adjusted profit before tax down 24%


(Sharecast News) - UK retailer Marks & Spencer posted a sharp fall in annual earnings, reflecting the impact of last year's cyber attack, but said pro...