The Card Factory share price surged earlier in the week following the announcement it had acquired Funky Pigeon from WH Smith ...

British travel retailer WH Smith has agreed to sell its online personalised greeting card subsidiary, Funky Pigeon, to ...

The sale of FunkyPigeon.com means WHSmith can fully concentrate on the airport channel which already provides 85% of its ...

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

Going forward, Card Factory will utilise Funky Pigeon’s existing order fulfilment site in Guernsey for personalised cards, ...

Card Factory describes itself as "UK’s leading specialist retailer of greeting cards." The company reported £185.3 million ($243.4 million) revenue in its 2018 half-year earnings report.

Card Factory plc (LON:CARD), is not the largest company out there, but it saw a significant share price rise of over 20% in the past couple of months on the LSE.

"Card Factory really do have a card for everyone," remarked a user on the Casual UK subreddit upon discovering the card at their local store. The concept, seen as "risky" by many, has left Brits ...

Yesterday, Card Factory (LSE: CARD) was one of the best performers on the London Stock Exchange. When the market closed at 4.30pm, shares in the card and gift retailer were up 33%.

Card Factory, the UK’s leading greeting cards and gifts retailer, has announced the appointment of Pamela Powell as Senior Non-Executive Director, effective from June 21, 2024.

While Card Factory plc (LON:CARD) might not be the most widely known stock at the moment, it received a lot of attention from a substantial price increase on the LSE over the last few months.