All Retail articles – Page 454
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ArticleAhold makes senior appointment
James McCann will take up the role of chief commercial and development officer on 1 September this year
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ArticleCarrefour prioritises French produce
During this tough period for vegetable sales, the French retailer has elected to throw its weight behind domestic produce
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ArticleSainsbury’s makes new online appointments
UK grocery retailer announces two major appointments to online sales team
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ArticleCarrefour to open store at DIP
The French retail giant is scheduled to open a new store at Dubai Investments Park by the end of 2012
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Asda to import Pakistani mangoes
UK supermarket chain Asda plans to trial the sale of GlobalGAP-certified mangoes from Pakistan this year
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ArticleColruyt sees profit and revenue growth
Discount retailer reports on full-year 2010/11 result that misses analysts' expectations
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ArticleCarrefour faces off with Casino in Brazil
The French retailers are locked in a battle for control of Brazil's largest retailer, Grupo Pao de Acucar
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ArticleUS expansion for Whole Foods
The natural and organic retailer has revealed plans to significantly boost is store numbers in the US market
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ArticleWal-Mart goes online in China
US retail giant Wal-Mart is establishing a new ecommerce hub in Shanghai
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ArticleOcado's stock falls despite maiden profit
UK online grocer reveals first-ever interim profit and plans to increase product lines, but shares still slump 9 per cent
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ArticleSpecial Fruit offers red limes
The Belgian group has just started importing a new red lime that is native to Australia
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Tesco reveals plan to conquer Europe
Tesco plans to double its returns from central and eastern Europe to 10 per cent.
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ArticleWalmart Canada to open urban store
First store under the new format is apparently approximately half the size of a typical Walmart site
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ArticleAsda stikes Pakistani mango deal
Asda has teamed up with the Pakistani High Commission to launch mangoes from the Asian country.
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Londis rushes berries in 36 hours
Symbol group Londis is getting its UK strawberries on shelf nation-wide just 36 hours after picking.
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ArticleTesco reveals plan to conquer Europe
UK supermarket group announces details of how it hopes to hit target of 14.6 per cent company-wide returns by 2014/15
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ArticleWaitrose chases men with spicy salad
Retailer follows so-called 'macho trend' with new prepared salad bag designed to appeal to male consumers
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ArticleAsda COO departs
Asda’s chief operating officer Simon King is understood to have left the retailer after just six months in the job. With no official comment from the Wal-Mart subsidiary, reports have indicated that the appointment “did not work out” and CEO Andy Clarke will now be looking for a replacement as his second in command.
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ArticleCarrefour to launch Indian retail website
French retailer Carrefour has announced plans to set up an e-commerce site in India for its cash-and-carry customers
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ArticleCarrefour faces angry AGM
Carrefour's chief executive faced angry employees and exasperated shareholders at the retailer's AGM in Paris