Wednesday, August 29, 2012

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Indian retail market is attractive: Capital Shopping
Moneycontrol.com
Indian retail market is attractive: Capital Shopping. David Fischel, chief executive, Capital Shopping Centres Group UK and Nikhil Chaturvedi, managing director, Prozone CSC spoke about future strategies for their partnerships on CNBC-TV18's special ...
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Japan retail sales fall as consumption loses momentum
Reuters
July retail sales -0.8 pct yr/yr vs forecast -0.2 pct yr/yr * Consumption loses momentum as exports struggle to recover * Japan economy may hit a soft-patch later this year -analyst By Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Japanese retail sales ...
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Japan Jul Retail Trade sa (MoM): -1.5%
FXstreet.com
Japan Jul Retail Trade s.a (MoM): -1.5%. Wed, Aug 29 2012, 23:54 GMT | FXstreet.com · Share. Related News. Japan: Retail Trade (y/y) declines 0.8% in July · Japan Jul Retail Trade s.a (MoM): -1.5% · Japan Jul Large Retailer's Sales -4.4%. FXstreet.com ...
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H&M sees retail gold in Chile
Financial Times (blog)
On Wednesday, just as Chilean retailer Falabella announced that its profits were down over the first half of 2012, Swedish retailer Hennes & Mauritz AB, better known as H&M, said it would expand into South America, opening a flagship store in Santiago, ...
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Japan Retail Sales Slide With End of Car Subsidies Looming
Bloomberg
Japan's retail sales fell more than economists forecast in July as a winding down of government subsidies for car purchases threatens to further damp consumer spending in coming months. The 0.8 percent decline from a year earlier was the first drop in ...
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Clothing retailer Reitmans second-quarter profits hit by tough retail climate
CanadianBusiness.com
MONTREAL - Clothing retailer Reitmans says a tough economy is leaving consumers with less disposable income for clothes, creating a retail climate that is pulling down its sales revenue and profit. The Montreal-based company is reporting second-quarter ...
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Treasury picks big brokers, banks for retail partial SOE privatisations
National Business Review
Interested retail investors in the Mighty River Power sale, tentatively set for some time this year, will be run by ASB Bank, ANZ National Bank, Craigs Investment Partners and Forsyth Barr, according to the post-award contract published on the ...
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ING to sell Canadian retail bank to Scotiabank
WBRC
ING Group is selling its Canadian retail bank to Scotiabank for $3.88 billion in cash. The Dutch megabank said Wednesday that the deal will help sharpen its focus on core businesses and strengthen its balance sheet. The division, called ING Direct ...
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Japan: Retail Trade (YoY) (Jul): -0.8% vs 0.2%
Forexrazor
Japan: Retail Trade (YoY) (Jul): -0.8% vs 0.2%. FXstreet.com (Barcelona) For more information, rea... @ 12:09 AM, Thursday August 30 2012. FXstreet.com (Barcelona) For more information, read our latest forex news. For more information, read our latest ...
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Shares lacklustre; Pantaloon Retail down 3%; rupee flat
Firstpost
Pantaloon Retail was down 3 percent after media reports that Aditya Birla Nuvo is looking to rework stake buy deal value post more-than-expected decline in April-June quarter results. ONGC extended Tuesday's losses and was down 1 percent. Email Share ...
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Retail Properties of America, Inc. NewsRx.com
Equities.com
By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Investment Weekly News -- Retail Properties of America, Inc. (NYSE: RPAI) announced that two of its subsidiaries signed leases with Famous Footwear including a 6,717-square-foot lease at Gateway Plaza in ...
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