Morrisons denies Northern Ireland pull-out
February 11, 2005 6:32 pmNo plans to sell former Safeway stores Morrisons has denied reports that it is planing to sell its stores in Northern Ireland to rival Asda. The... View Article
No plans to sell former Safeway stores Morrisons has denied reports that it is planing to sell its stores in Northern Ireland to rival Asda. The... View Article
Kevin Stanford increases holding in menswear retailer Fashion entrepreneur Kevin Stanford has increased his holding in menswear retailer Moss Bros. Moss Bros has announced that Icelandic... View Article
John Fletcher to carry on as CEO Australian retail group Coles Myer has announced that chief executive John Fletcher is to stay in the role after... View Article
Robert Silver retires from home shopping business Home shopping business Dream Direct has announced that chairman Robert Silver to to step down with immediate effect due... View Article
2000 attendees already booked With six weeks still to go, the Multi Channel Retail Show 2005 is already proving a great success, with more than 2000... View Article
Quebec store to shut after talks break down Wal-Mart is to close a store in Canada where workers have won the right to trade union recognition.... View Article
Brand giant tackling discounters and tough retail terms Unilever has confirmed that it is to revamp its business after a tough year is which turnover and... View Article
Retailer responds to sale speculation Laura Ashley is not in talks over a potential sale of the business. The home furnishings and fashion retailer issued a... View Article
Rent-free period for existing outlet The former owner of Allders has formally dropped an agreement for a new store in Croydon. With Allders in adminstration and... View Article
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