All Retail articles – Page 522
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ArticleWalmart realigns US operations
The move will help facilitate growth – as the company seeks to enter new markets and develop new segments across the US – and drive efficiencies by better leveraging resources
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ArticleFood retailers under greater scrutiny
Retail operators in both Russia and the UK face stricter regulation after new government controls are introduced this month
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ArticleLow prices push Colruyt sales
Belgian discounter has reported on an improved sales performance through the first nine months of 2009/10
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ArticleMarkets currency mooted
Market managers across the UK have been urged to act with initiative and introduce measures such their own currency to put themselves at the fulcrum of communities and ensure long-term prosperity.
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Article'Super tomato' on sale at Tesco
The Moruno variety boasts higher levels of lycopene and vitamin C compared with other varieties
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ArticlePink Lady teams with Harrods
Pink Lady apples are teaming up with premium retailer Harrods this Valentine’s Day to offer shoppers 2,000 unique apples, each with a heart-shaped mark on their skin.
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Subhiksha to reopen as franchise
Collapsed Indian supermarket chain Subhiksha looks likely to reopen stores under franchise agreements
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ArticleSligro in slight profit increase
Dutch group posts improved yearly net profit, with 4.2 per cent growth to €74m
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ArticleWal-Mart redefines sourcing strategy
The new approach to global sourcing is aimed at providing customers with an assortment of better quality products at lower prices
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ArticleFrench steer clear of discounters
A new study looking at consumers’ habits reveals that French shoppers are much happier in the supermarket than the discount store
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Retailer woe as high street slows
The UK high street reported a slight fall in year-on-year sales in early January, disappointing retailers' predictions and ending a three-month run of sales growth, according to the CBI.
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ArticleWaitrose tops UK retail survey
Which? customer satisfaction survey places discounters Aldi and Lidl above Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco in the UK
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ArticleGreat Atlantic appoints new CEO
Supermarket chain hands top job to former Borders chief executive Ron Marshall
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ArticleMalaysian retail giant opens DCs
GCH Retail, which operates the Giant hypermarket and Cold Storage supermarket chains in Malaysia, is investing heavily in new high-tech distribution centres
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ArticleChinese food spending growth high
Chinese spending on food is increasing an average of 17 per cent a year, according to a new USDA report
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ArticleProfits up for Indian retailer
India’s largest retail group Pantaloon has recorded an increase in profits for the quarter ending 31 December
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CRS gears up for bigger show
The Convenience Retailing Show (CRS) 2010 is pulling out all the stops to make this year’s event bigger than ever before.
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Morrisons appoints new CEO
UK retailer announces that Loblaw's Dalton Philips will take over the vacant chief executive position in March
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ArticleWoolworths' sales on the rise
Australian retailer announces second-quarter sales improvement of 4.1 per cent
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ArticleSchuitema deal referred to antitrust body
The European Commission has referred Schuitema's proposed acquisition of Super de Boer assets to the Dutch Competition Authority