China agrees limits on textile imports
June 10, 2005 9:05 pmEleventh hour deal heads off sanctions Retailers may see a cap on supplies of cheap clothing after China agreed to limit textile exports to the EU... View Article
Eleventh hour deal heads off sanctions Retailers may see a cap on supplies of cheap clothing after China agreed to limit textile exports to the EU... View Article
Stephen East appointed to finance role Woolworths has stregthened its board with the appointment of a new finance director and two company executives stepping up internally.... View Article
Supermarket price war could hit farmers A Northern Ireland MP has warned that a price war between Asda and Tesco in the province would be bad... View Article
Sales decline eases at fashion retailer Austin Reed has seen an improvement in the rate of sales decline over recent weeks, although it continues to find... View Article
Sears Holdings posts first quarter loss Sears Holdings, the US retail group formed by the merger of Sears and Kmart, has started on a low note... View Article
Like-for-likes fall as consumer downturn continues Woolworths has continued to see like-for-like sales decline amidst tough conditions on the high street, with a lack of high... View Article
Challenging market hits clothing retail group Alexon has continued to see sales suffer as clothing retailers bear the brunt of the current tough UK retail climate.... View Article
Retailer bids for Woolworths-owned chain Music Zone aims to double its size by acquiring the MVC chain being sold by Woolworths. Stver Oliver, managing director of... View Article
Sainsbury’s stronger over summer months, says Bond Asda chief executive Andy Bond has said that rival Sainsbury’s may recover its position as the number two UK... View Article
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