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| Retail stocks lead the rally. Time to buy in? Ninemsn Still, for today at least, it's retail stocks leading the market rally. As of this writing, shares of department store chain Myer (ASX: MYR) are up over 6%, while competitor David Jones (ASX: DJS) is up 4%. Home goods and furniture retailer Harvey ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail sales is No. 1 occupation for men and women Globe and Mail The face of working Canada is increasingly to be found in Hudson's Bay, Target and Loblaws stores across the country. New data show the most common occupation in Canada, for both men and women, is retail salesperson. It's a reflection of the growth in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| DPL retail unit ranked highest in state Dayton Daily News The company's 2013 Retail Electric Provider Satisfaction Study said DPL "performs particularly well in the price, communications, corporate citizenship and customer service factors," adding that Dominion Energy and Duke Energy came in at second and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Howard GST ruling haunts retail Sydney Morning Herald Former prime minister John Howard overruled two key ministers in setting the GST-free threshold for goods bought overseas at $1000, despite warnings this could harm local businesses and squeeze tax revenue. The threshold, which retailers say ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| MARKETS SPECTATOR: Retail stock-up Business Spectator Latest stories. MARKETS SPECTATOR: Retail stock-up. Bargain hunting, increased confidence in China and the US and easing political uncertainty have given the local sharemarket a boost. MARKETS SPECTATOR: Toll cuts a forward path. Toll's freight ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail Week Power List: Sainsbury's Justin King goes from strength to strength Retail Week Partly that's history. Retail has always been an industry coloured by charismatic, bold and high-profile personalities from the likes of Jack Cohen to Noel Lister, many of which have now passed into retail folklore and filling their shoes is no easy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail developments see success on I-10 Community Impact Newspaper Big box and smaller retail centers continue to gain speed along one of Houston's major thoroughfares. Tenants are filling up existing developments faster than most project leaders expected, and new centers are coming to life near new and upcoming ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retirees eyeing retail bonds should beware of inflation Citywire.co.uk Falling annuity rates, longer lives and dwindling pension savings could see retirees forego traditional retirement options and turn to retail bonds in the desperate search for income, but investors should be warned that inflation rises may lurk around ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Nvidia Shield retail launch delayed over last minute mechanical issue MCV Nvidia's Jason Paul posted on the company's official blog, revealing that the Android-powered handheld device will miss its retail launch today and won't be out until sometime in July. "We won't [release the device] until it's fully up to the exacting ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 65% retailers see international etail as largest growth opportunity Retail Digital Over 65% of retailers see international e-commerce as the largest growth opportunity for the industry, while 49% believe shopping in physical stores will remain steady throughout 2013. The findings were reported by Rakuten Inc. (JASDAQ:4755), one of ... See all stories on this topic » |
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