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| Retail credit may continue to be the focus area for banks in FY14 Business Standard Banks are once again banking on retail credit in the current fiscal to drive the credit growth of the banking system. This is because credit demand from the corporate sector may continue to remain weak. The previous fiscal was a year when banks had ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail M&A makes strongest start since 2007 Economic Times This week's $6.6 billion offer by Thai convenience store chain CP All for retailer Siam Makro is the largest retail M&A transaction so far this year, helping deal-making in the sector to its strongest to a year since 2007. Worldwide M&A activity is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Scott Driscoll's retail lobby team 'asleep at wheel' over contract to wife's ... Herald Sun THOSE in charge of Scott Driscoll's retail lobby group have been accused of being "asleep at the wheel" by awarding a contract to his wife's company for more money than the organisation earned in a year. Deputy president Adrian Bloomfield made the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Irish retail sales post worst annual fall in nine months Reuters DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish retail sales posted their sharpest annualized fall in nine months in March as consumers cut back on hardware, newspapers and cosmetics ahead of the introduction of a new property charge in June. Robust exports have seen Ireland ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| JCPenney Shines, Amazon Slumps in Retail Stocks TheStreet.com Soros seems to be either placing a long-term bet on JCP's turnaround after the company reinstated Myron "Mike" Ullman as CEO replacing Ron Johnson or he could be looking to make a profit -- at the expense of retail investors, according to TheStreet's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail sector investment posts record growth in 2012 Focus Taiwan News Channel A total of NT$37.48 billion was invested in the wholesale and retail trades and food services last year, with NT$30.37 billion, or 4.5 times more than the year before, going to retail businesses, according to the Department of Commerce under the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Savers bite lender's hand off for 6% retail bond Citywire.co.uk IPF was spun off from Bradford-based Provident Financial, which has launched two retail bonds. Buy to let lender Paragon and institutional lender Intermediate Capital Group have also raised money this way, as has the London Stock Exchange and Tesco ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Customers come first in blueprint for RBS revamp Financial Times But for the group's new head of retail banking, who aims to visit at least five outlets a week, temporary bewilderment is only further evidence that its estate needs a revamp. To that end Mr McEwan, a straight-talking Kiwi who joined RBS last August ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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