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| India likes buying certain products only at organised outlets Daily News & Analysis By Shailaja Sharma | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA Neighbourhood kirana stores may have a vice-like grip on the Indian retail industry (see accompanying table) but the winds of change are altering patterns in purchase of certain categories of products. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| French retailer likely to post quarter of flat sales Irish Times EUROPE'S BIGGEST retailer Carrefour will unveil another quarter of lacklustre sales tomorrow, highlighting the scale of the challenge facing incoming chief executive Georges Plassat. The respected retail veteran joined the company on April 2nd, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Japanese retailer Uniqlo to open first West Coast store in San Francisco San Francisco Business Times Japanese retail giant Uniqlo has closed a much-anticipated deal to open a flagship store in San Francisco. Snatching up one of the few top-shelf spaces available in Union Square, the popular fast-casual retailer will take over a 29000-square-foot lease ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TEXT-NZ's Postie Plus to sell Babycity operations Reuters (The following statament was issued by the company) WELLINGTON, April 11 - Postie Plus Group Limited (PPGL) has reached conditional agreement to sell its chain of Babycity stores as it reconciles its retail operations in readiness for expansion. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lockheed's "retail" flight-sim software causes buzz in industry Orlando Sentinel Lockheed's Orlando-based training-simulation division introduced the newest software last month, offering it to classroom teachers retail-style for $49.95 per license. The educator version's debut came little more than a year after Lockheed had started ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Low rents and flexible leases fuelling demand for retail space Irish Independent By Donal Buckley LOWER rents and flexible leases are attracting increased interest from local and overseas retailers and demand for prime retail opportunities increased significantly in Q1 of this year. These are among the conclusions of Lisney's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Dymocks CEO joins Fusion Retail Ninemsn Fusion Retail Brands was established in September 2011 by the receivers of the Colorado Group, and is made up of the Colorado, diana ferrari, JAG, Mathers and Williams clothing and footwear stores. Its first chief executive Kevin Roberts stood down ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The future of retail Inside Retailing By Peter James Ryan Amongst all the propaganda, agendas and poor strategic decision-making in retail today, it is wonderful when you come across a diamond in the rough that points to a bright future for our industry in the not too far distant future. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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