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  1. Liberty doubles its bad debts contingency fund

    guardian.co.uk » UK news | guardian.co.uk - Nov 5, 2008

    Move reflects shopping centre giant's concerns that more UK retailers will go the wall as recession bites

    Also tagged: business, uk news, recession, liberty international

  2. Next predicts sales to fall further in 2009

    guardian.co.uk » UK news | guardian.co.uk - Nov 5, 2008

    High street giant Next said it expected sales to keep falling over the next year as it warned the collapse of sterling would hit costs in the second half of 2009. Next chief executive Simon Wolfson had anticipated

    Also tagged: business, uk news, next, high street retailers

  3. M&S profits down more than 30%

    guardian.co.uk » Latest news, sport, business, comment and reviews from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk - Nov 4, 2008

    Marks & Spencer has reassured investors that it has no plans to slash its dividend despite reporting first-half profits down by more than 30%. Analysts had warned M&S would have to cut its dividend either this

    Also tagged: business, marks and spencer

  4. Debenhams managing director ousted after nine months

    guardian.co.uk » UK news | guardian.co.uk - Nov 3, 2008

    Debenhams has reshuffled its senior management team, ousting managing director Angela Spindler after just nine months in the role. She is expected to collect a six figure payoff. The shakeup follows last month's

    Also tagged: business, uk news, high street retailers, debenhams

  5. Store vows to fight EU ban on 'ugly fruit'

    guardian.co.uk » Environment | guardian.co.uk - Nov 1, 2008

    Outraged Sainsbury's drops plan to sell wonky vegetables because staff could be prosecuted

    Also tagged: european union, uk news, world news, food, environment, supermarkets, food and drink, organics, observer, life and style, j sainsbury

  6. Green power sell-off scheme slated as 'not radical enough'

    guardian.co.uk » Environment | guardian.co.uk - Nov 1, 2008

    Government plans to let communities sell renewable energy to the grid have been criticised for being insufficiently radical by an unlikely alliance of giant retailers, housebuilding groups and country landowners ahead

    Also tagged: politics, business, energy, environment, renewable energy, observer, green business, construction industry, ed miliband

  7. M&S looks to relight its fire with stars for Christmas ads

    guardian.co.uk » Media | guardian.co.uk - Nov 1, 2008

    Marks & Spencer is relying on stars such as Take That and Robson Green to win back disillusioned female shoppers this Christmas after its clothing market share losses accelerated over the last quarter. The waning

    Also tagged: business, uk news, media, advertising, christmas, observer, marks and spencer, consumer spending

  8. Value City Files for Bankruptcy; May Close Remaining Stores

    Value City Files for Bankruptcy; May Close Remaining Stores

    shoppingblog.com » ShoppingBlog.com - Oct 31, 2008

    WWD reports that discount retailer Value City is planning to liquidate following a Chapter 11 filing. Value City has 66 stores still open after closing 75 stores in the past ten months. Value City Department Stores

    Also tagged: retail, value city

  9. Westfield: another shopping centre - should governments say no?

    guardian.co.uk » UK news | guardian.co.uk - Oct 31, 2008

    Shopping malls, don't you hate them? Shopping malls, don't you love them? Like Private Eye's Glenda Slagg, my own feelings are highly ambiguous and I can't imagine they are unique: awful, but useful, soulless, but warm

    Also tagged: politics, business, london, uk news, shopping, life and style, london politics

  10. Polly Toynbee: Boris, Dannii and Leona all sang its praises, but this was a monument to another age

    guardian.co.uk » Latest news, sport, business, comment and reviews from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk - Oct 31, 2008

    Imagined in a bygone era of bubble and boom, the gigantic Westfield shopping centre in London's Shepherd's Bush yesterday launched itself defiantly into a gigantic bust. The size of 30 football pitches, with 96

    Also tagged: business, london, uk news, travel, shopping, celebrity, life and style

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