Скачать или смотреть M&S Went From £1.1bn Profit to £145m: The Shocking Truth

For over a century, Marks and Spencer was the beating heart of British quality - a place where working families bought clothing built to last, proudly manufactured in Britain. By 1998, M&S was worth £14 billion, the UK's most valuable retailer. Then came a boardroom decision that changed everything. British suppliers abandoned. Production moved overseas. The St Michael label - once a sacred promise - became meaningless.

📌 This documentary reveals:
🏴 How M&S went from 90% British suppliers to 40% in two decades
⚔️ The betrayal of Baird, Courtaulds, and other suppliers after 30+ years
💔 80,000 textile jobs lost between 1998-1999
📉 Share price crash of 2/3rds and profits falling from £1.1bn to £145m
🏭 The destruction of textile communities in Nottingham, Leicester, and Loughborough
👕 How quality collapsed when Made in Britain was sacrificed for profit

This is a story about corporate betrayal, the death of British manufacturing, and what happens when companies abandon the values that built them. The lessons echo far beyond retail - they warn about the true cost of prioritizing short-term profit over long-term trust.

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