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| Spain retail sales fall sharply again in Oct Economic Times MADRID: Spanish retail sales fell by 9.7 percent year-on-year on a calendar-adjusted basis in October, official data showed on Wednesday, after a revised fall of 11 percent in September. September data was revised down marginally from a fall of 10.9 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Coromandel eyes break-even for agri-retail business this year Hindu Business Line Coromandel International Ltd is eyeing a break-even for its agri-retail business in the current financial year. The company proposes to add another 360 centres to expand its agri-retail chain Gromor to about 1,000 stores by 2014, said A. Vellayan ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Reducing returns becomes online retail mantra - almost IT News Online LONDON, UK, 28th November 2012 - Over half of retailers (51%) report online sales growth of 25 per cent or more per year, and 79 per cent of retailers have seen sizing become more of an issue as they sell more online, according to a survey of retail ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TEXT-S&P summary: Parkson Retail Group Ltd. Reuters The rating on Parkson Retail Group Ltd. reflects: (1) the fragmented and competitive nature of China's retail market; (2) the dependence of Parkson's product mix on discretionary spending, which is sensitive to economic cycles; (3) the challenging ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cyber Monday: What do retailers need to know? Retail Week IMRG forecasts that the first two weeks in December will be the peak period for Christmas shopping, but Monday, December 3 is when many retailers, including etail giant Amazon.co.uk, are preparing for shoppers to take to their keyboards in droves. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Christmas-shopping season highlights plight of retail workers Baltimore Sun There are many reasons for the difference -- including globalization and technological changes that have shrunk employment in American manufacturing while enlarging it in sectors involving personal services, such as retail. But one reason, closely ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| From FDI in retail to corruption, secularism is an invisibility cloak Firstpost The shortest route from anywhere to anywhere else in Indian politics is through Secularism Avenue – as DMK president M Karunanidhi demonstrated on Tuesday. Your entire political career may have been driven by the most vile caste-based identity politics ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Top tips for online retailers this Christmas bdaily Each year, the Christmas retail floodgates open with November's Black Friday and continues through December with Cyber Monday and beyond. Brands herald the festive shopping season of late November and early December with sales of epic proportions. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Property tycoon Clive Coombes sets out rescue vision for collapsed electricals ... Retail Week Coombes told Retail Week he would put Comet's emphasis on service, launch an own-brand line and lengthen warranties to reassure shoppers about their purchases. The Southampton-based entrepreneur is scheduled to meet Comet administrator Deloitte ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail Inventory Shrinkage Has Shrunk BusinessNewsDaily Sticky-fingered shoppers, larcenous employees and crooks of all stripes are finding slimmer pickings in the retail industry. Retailers have tightened up their security and loss-prevention practices, which has resulted in reduced inventory shrinkage ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| More retail bonds, engineering challenge, Falklands failure and physical ETFs ... Investors Chronicle Julian Hofmann reports on the latest goings on in the retail bond world where the details of two more retail bonds have been announced this week, one for an interdealer broker and one for a schools provider. Julian also reports on a rare failure in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail nostalgia, shelved by online shopping Bend Bulletin Among civilized people, it is part of Christmas tradition to deplore the coarse commercialization of Christmas tradition. Stores putting up their holiday decorations earlier and earlier every year? The retail equivalent of the melting Arctic ice cap ... See all stories on this topic » |
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