All Retail articles – Page 517
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Ombudsman sparks fly
The government could take stringent action to implement an independent ombudsman to govern the grocery sector, if retailers fail to agree to its establishment.
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ArticleSainsbury's makes Easter gains
TNS report highlights a successful period for the retailer, while Tesco sees a drop in market share
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ArticleACS elects campaigner
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has appointed a well-known campaigner for independent retailers to its main board.
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ArticleFresh & Easy expansion continues
Tesco is bucking the economic trend by opening its 64th store in Corona, southern California
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ArticleGrocery sector holding up
The grocery sector is stronger than this time last year, as the CBI's latest Distributive Trades Survey today reported the best results since January.
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Sainsbury's chief to receive £6m
Sainsbury’s boss Justin King is poised to receive a £6 million payout following the retailer’s best sales growth in five years, The Sunday Times has reported.
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ArticleCencosud plots US$200m investment
The Chilean group is planning to invest in expansion and store improvements through 2009, according to media reports
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ArticleTesco stocks non-leaking tomatoes
The award-winning Intense variety has gone on sale in the UK, with the retailer hailing it as "the best thing since sliced bread"
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ArticleUnited Fresh launches Issues Scan 2009
The second edition of a study looking at consumer trends has been released at United Fresh 2009
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ArticleIGD scoops big name speakers
The IGD has announced its strongest ever line-up for its centenary convention, including leading names from Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Asda and the National Farmers’ Union (NFU).
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Soriana begins cost-cutting plan
The Mexican retailer is putting into place measures to save money during the economic downturn
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Metro posts record Q2 earnings
The Canadian retailer has reported on a successful second quarter of the year
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FamilyMart enters Vietnam
Japan’s FamilyMart plans to open its first Vietnamese convenience store this year
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ArticleTesco increases its banana price
As the UK's price war continues, the country's leading retailer has taken the unprecedented step of lifting the price of its bananas
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ArticleFull-year loss for Supervalu
The US retailer saw net sales hit US$10.8bn for the fourth quarter of 2008/09, with a net loss of US$201m
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ArticleNet profit triples at Super de Boer
The Dutch retailer saw its net result jump to €29m during 2008, despite a drop in revenue
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ArticleThree new stores for Aeon Malaysia
Aeon plans to open three new shopping centres in Malaysia by the end of this year
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ArticleReal supermarkets, fake brands
Several counterfeit-branded supermarkets have been shut down in Shanghai
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ArticleTesco expands in South Korea
Tesco is planning a huge expansion in South Korea this year as it becomes one of the retailers best markets