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Italian retail sales gain 0.4 pc in June: Istat Economic Times ROME: Italian retail sales gained 0.4 per cent on a monthly basis in June, official data showed on Wednesday, a result that was unexpected as the eurozone's third biggest economy is in recession. Economists polled by Dow Jones Newswires had anticipated ... See all stories on this topic »

City moves to relax retail requirement downtown San Mateo Daily Journal Many existing and older commercial buildings are up to 130-feet deep in the downtown corridor but the current typical retail store depth is not more than 75 feet, according to a staff report. To maintain a retail frontage in its downtown core, the ... See all stories on this topic »

Ipswich: Retail giants John Lewis and Waitrose prepare for arrival in the town East Anglian Daily Times THE town's newest retail destination is on course for an autumn opening with both John Lewis At Home and the new Waitrose superstore due to open in November. Comments; Email; Print; Got a story? To send a link to this page to a friend, simply enter ... See all stories on this topic » East Anglian Daily Times

Fund managers call for total retail/investment banking split Money Marketing The Investment Management Association is questioning whether banking reform proposals to ringfence retail operations go far enough, with some members calling for a full split between retail and investment banking. In its submission to the Parliamentary ... See all stories on this topic » Money Marketing

Will Q Shop make it big amidst the cash-strapped retail market? Jagran Post Please wait. Will Q Shop make it big in retail? New Delhi: Subrata Roy promoted Sahara Group's foray into retail is not free from hurdles as a recent advertisement controversy doing the rounds is likely to bedim the company's image in the retail-chain ... See all stories on this topic » Jagran Post

UK: British Retailers Pin Hopes On German Consumers To Beat High Street Blues Namnews Two thirds of British retailers (66%) expect their overseas sales to increase over the next five years and name Germany as the market most likely to provide growth, according to research from Barclays. Nearly a quarter (23%) of retailers said Germany ... See all stories on this topic »

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