Made.com has entered administration and sold its brand, website and intellectual property to Next, giving hope that some of its 600 staff will keep their jobs. There was no news on how many, if any, workers would be saved when it was confirmed that Made's operating subsidiary had officially collapsed. More information was expected later from administrators at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) which was beginning the task of selling the company's other assets and paying off its debts to creditors. The parent firm's stock market listing was expected to be cancelled, just over a week after trading in Made.com shares was suspended....