Retail archive – Page 579
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ArticleA rise? Not this time Sir Stuart
The salary of Sir Stuart Rose, executive chairman of Marks & Spencer, fell by 40 percent in 2007-08 despite profits breaking through the £1 billion mark for the first time in a decade.
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Asda founder Asquith dies, aged 81
Peter Asquith, who was the last surviving founder of Asda, has died at the age of 81.
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ArticleRetailers welcome interest rate stability
The BRC has welcomed yesterday’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged.
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ArticleOxfam blasts trade over 'worker abuse'
A new report published by the pressure group is highly critical of Germany's five leading food retailers
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ArticleBrits head of the pack on ethical shopping
British shoppers are leading their European counterparts when it comes to shopping ethically, new research from international food and grocery expert IGD has revealed.
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ArticleForeign influx in Aus?
Restrictions on retailers entering the market have been eased in Australia
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ArticleKing optimistic in face of credit crunch
Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King has told This is Money he does not believe the consumer trend towards cutting back on spending will affect sales at the supermarket chain.
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ArticleFruit marketers eye Olympic prize
Goldland is preparing new facilities to service the Olympic Games
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ArticleWal-Mart reveals Marketside plans
The retail giant looks set to compete with Tesco's US small store format
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Small retailers still going strong
Large Indian retail groups are not putting smaller independents out of business
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Morrisons set to update on progress
Morrisons will this week release an update on its progress at its annual general meeting, as it begins a new phase without Sir Ken Morrison at the helm.