All Retail articles – Page 599
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ArticleM&S profits shoot up
Marks and Spencer has announced an impressive rise in profits, continuing the recovery under influential chief executive Stuart Rose.
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ArticleReport backs local markets
Local markets sell a wider range of fresh produce than supermarkets at half the price, says the New Economics Foundation (NEF).
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Tesco Fresh & Easy in US
Tesco is set to mark its £250 million launch in the US with the brand name Fresh & Easy.
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ArticleWaitrose tops retailer charts for second time
Waitrose was named Foods from Spain Multiple Retailer of the Year.
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ArticleBooths retains title
Re:fresh Independent Retailer of the Year, sponsored by Foods from Spain, was awarded to EH Booth.
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OFT will not defend suppliers
OFT chief executive John Fingleton has delivered a stinging blow to the UK’s supermarket suppliers.
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ArticleTesco - the nation's favourite supermarket brand
Tesco is the nation’s favourite supermarket brand, according to a survey out last week by communications agency Joshua in conjunction with Marketing magazine.
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ArticleSainsbury's outperforms expectations
Sainsbury's has returned a 12 per cent increase its in annual profits, ahead of market expectations.
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ArticleAsda first quarter sales fall
First-quarter earnings at Asda have fallen, the retailer admitted today in a pre-recorded conference call.
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Somerfield's strawberry success
The recent sunny spells have prompted a sudden surge in strawberry sales at Somerfield in the last three weeks, with the supermarket reporting record sales of more than one million punnets.
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ArticleConvenient merger to go ahead
The boards of Costcutter and Nisa-Today’s have recommended a £200 million merger of both companies.
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ArticleSainsbury's results expected to shine
The consensus forecast for the latest set of results published for J Sainsbury - out on Wednesday - is a profit of £358 million.
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ArticleMorrisons workers go to tribunal
Workers made redundant when Morrisons shut a distribution depot have had their cases heard by an employment tribunal. It is also reported that the retailer now has three men lined up to take over as ceo.
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Sainsbury's accused of being SO naughty
The founder of online retailer So Organic has accused Sainbury’s of pinching the name for its recently-rebranded organic category.
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ArticleTesco unveils 10-point plan
Tesco has unveiled a 10-point “Community Plan’ as part of an attempt to boost its image.
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ArticleCostcutter and Nisa-Today's could merge
Grocery wholesaler Nisa-Today's is reported to be in “advanced merger negotiations” with convenience store group Costcutter.
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ArticleRetailers play down CC probe
Retailers are accepting the announcement of an investigation of their sector by the Competition Commission stoically.
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ArticleSupermarkets referred to Competition Commission
The Office of Fair Trading has just announced it will refer the supply of groceries by retailers in the UK to the Competition Commission (CC) for a market investigation.
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ArticleMorrisons chief may be considering departure
Sir Ken Morrison is reportedly considering a timetable that will lead to him stepping down as executive chairman of Wm Morrison, possibly within 12 months.
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ArticleTesco plans to become better neighbour
Tesco is to release plans to transform itself into a better neighbour, reports The Sunday Times.