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RBS Plans GBP700M Investment in Retail Operations
Wall Street Journal (India)
Pressure by regulators to cut out the sale of complex, high-margin, financial products is forcing British retail banks to rethink how they do business. Banks are responding by cutting costs and pumping in money to improve the customer experience. The ...
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The Hottest Retail Brands: Fast and Sure-Footed
Forbes
Robert Mettler may be technically retired, but at 72, he remains an active force in the retail industry on many fronts. In 2009, Bob left Macy's West in San Francisco, where he had been chairman and CEO and nearly doubled that division in size. During ...
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How PE Helped Target Stomp into Canada's Retail Sector
Private Equity Hub (press release)
With private equity's help, Target Corp. is stepping into Canada with 124 new stores this year, upping the ante in Canada's fiercely competitive retail sector. The U.S.-based retailer's arrival will accelerate what has been a 25-year process of ...
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RBS to invest £700m in UK retail push
Financial Times
Those running the retail bank will also remember 2012 as a particularly difficult year after a failed software update disrupted the bank's processing systems in June. RBS struggled to resolve a backlog of tens of millions of transactions following the ...
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Kate Spade Reinvents Retail As A Lean Startup
Co.Design
In the last cycle of Internet technology, we watched mega online retailers like Zappos disrupt through the web. Now, it seems that we're in a technological reverberation, in which online consumer expectations are echoing into physical stores. But that ...
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Co.Design
Retail ETFs Tick Up on Higher Sales
ETF Trends
Retail sales reports for the past month have surprised analysts as data came in higher than expected. Sales rose 1.1%, higher than the 0.5% that was expected due to stronger employment reports and solid domestic data. "Morningstar director of economic ...
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ETF Trends
Stratford retail wave heading toward Mitchell
Mitchell Advocate
As a wall of retail goes up on the west end of Stratford, West Perth business owners can hear ideas on how to deal with the threats and opportunities of 2013. The West Perth Economic Development committee is hosting a presentation by retail and ...
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Retail Industry Showing Strength in 2013 as Commerce Department Reports 1.1 ...
Marketwire (press release)
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Mar 18, 2013) - Retail stocks received a boost last Wednesday after a recent report showed U.S. retail sales in February posted its biggest gain in 5 months. The sharp rise comes as a welcome sign as it shows the consumer is ...
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Target Canada to open 17 new stores on Tuesday, more next week
National Post
The retailer opened three Ontario stores in so-called "soft openings" earlier this month to gauge consumer demand and test logistics systems. The March store openings mark the first wave of the Walmart rival's 124 store openings in its Canadian debut ...
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National Post
Consumers Power Retail Stocks to New Highs
Investorplace.com
There has been a lot of fear in 2013 about how Washington will affect consumer sentiment, what with the fiscal cliff and the payroll tax cuts and the sequester. But so far, those fears seem to be much ado about nothing. Take last week's retail sales ...
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Investorplace.com
Employers fail in bid to slash penalty rates for retail, fast food sectors
Sydney Morning Herald
A push by employers to slash the penalty rates of workers in retail and fast food has failed with the Fair Work Commission saying some of the key claims lacked evidence. In a strongly worded ruling, the full bench of the commission said while there was ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Super results for Super Retail but can it continue upwards?
The Age
This week Paul Ash, Victorian president of the Australian Technical Analysts Association, is focusing our attention on one such company, Super Retail Group. The company was trading on a flat trajectory until around last September when things turned ...
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The Age
Barclays and JP Morgan are world's top providers of retail structured products
FX-MM
The results of Greenwich Associates most recent Global Retail Structured Products Study show that approximately 44% of product distributors around the world name Barclays and/or J.P. Morgan as an important provider. Next is HSBC with a market ...
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Qatari denial fails to dampen M&S takeover speculation
ArabianBusiness.com
Although one senior retail banker gave the probability of a takeover at just 5 percent, some analysts said a recent improvement in the debt markets and the amount of cash currently in private equity meant a bid could happen. "You could argue that the ...
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ArabianBusiness.com
Las Vegas Cyclery takes green retail to extreme
Bicycle Retailer
Editor's note: The following article appeared in the March 1 issue of Bicycle Retailer & Industry News. By Alan Snel. LAS VEGAS, NV—When you walk into the new Las Vegas Cyclery store, the pleasing aesthetics of the building are striking.The 34-foot ...
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IBQ appoints Andrew Ball Head and Hassan Al Mulla Deputy Head Retail Banking
Al-Bawaba
International Bank of Qatar (ibq) today announced two key executive appointments within Retail Banking. Andrew Ball is appointed Head of Retail Banking while Hassan Al Mulla is appointedDeputy Head of the division. The appointments reflect the bank's ...
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DWBIA Against Retail Removal
BlackburnNews.com
A report going to Windsor City Council tonight is recommending the closure of retail space in the ground level of the Pelissier Street parking garage. It sites low occupancy and heavy repairs needed to fix water damage as the reasons. But Downtown ...
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Large retail projects move toward reality
North Bay Business Journal
Several large retail construction projects are reaching completion or getting started in Sonoma County this year in Petaluma, Sebastopol and Windsor. From early financing challenges to local opposition to the original 300-home concept to two fires ...
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North Bay Business Journal
E-Retailers Now Accounting for Nearly Half of Book Purchases by Volume
Digital Book World
In 2012, for the first time ever, online channels accounted for more book purchases than bricks-and-mortar retail in the U.S., according to new data from Bowker Market Research. In 2012 (through Nov.), 43.8% of books bought by consumers were sold ...
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Former retail boss John Browett on his time at Apple: 'I just didn't fit'
Macworld UK
Browett, who left his role of CEO as Dixons Retail to head up Apple's retail in January 2012, is now chief executive at Monsoon Accessorize, where he will head up more than 1000 stores across 74 countries, with 380 of those stores located in the UK and ...
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Macworld UK
Arabic invoices at UAE retail outets
Zawya (registration)
Arabic invoices at the UAE retail outlets will be made mandatory three months after signing the agreement between retailers and the Ministry of Economy's Department of Consumer Protection. This was announced during a meeting held in the presence of ...
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RAJA Chooses n.SKEP Retail Planning Solution "Ready To Plan" to Enhance Its ...
SYS-CON Media (press release)
DynaSys, a division of QAD Inc., experts in solutions for Demand & Supply Chain Planning, today announced the RAJA Group has implemented DynaSys n.SKEP Retail Planning solution to enhance its growth strategy. The European leader in the distribution ...
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Major retail center proposed for Porters Neck
Greater Wilmington Business Journal
One of the largest retail developments since the construction of Mayfaire Town Center could soon be headed for the Porters Neck area of New Hanover County. David E. Harner, vice president and senior real estate manager for Paramount Development Corp.
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