Comparable sales fell by 2.6%, with North America down 0.5% and international sales down 8.5%, mainly due to a weaker performance in Europe.

The new feature is available through the Amazon Shopping app and covers categories such as fashion, home and lifestyle.

The first new store will open in Bromley in May, followed by Windsor and four other locations around London.

The event, called ‘The Bodega’, will show the latest from the brand, including footwear, clothing and accessories.

The range features streetwear pieces and accessories in black, white, pink and turquoise, with glittery studs and bold logos.

The company said the cuts will mainly affect head office staff, with a significant number of roles to go in the UK.

Martin Jensen said: “The investment from H&M Group is a strong vote of confidence in the value we’ve built together.”

There are now 70 businesses operating in the building.

The company said Jenkins will leave to pursue new opportunities after seven years in the role.

The shop will stock George home and fashion ranges, plus toys, baby items and a café.

The streetwear label and American bag maker have worked together to launch three bags for everyday use worldwide.

Fabrique’s move into the UK is part of its global expansion aiming to bring accessible high fashion to more markets.

The Belgian fashion brand’s new 328 square metre shop is on Mercer Street in Manhattan.

Other recent signings include BOSS, Marks & Spencer, Adidas, Levi’s, GUESS, Radley, Sweaty Betty and Under Armour.

The collection is available in Ikea Italie Deux, Rivoli and Vélizy stores, in the Paris region, and online at Ikea.fr.