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... ANDREW TURPIN SHARES in the retailer JJB Sports plungedglx'ealmost 30 per centyesterday after it warned of , understocking of key brands at Sports Division, the chain bought from the Scottish entrepreneur Tom Hunter. It also said that, compared with last ...
... ANDREW TURPIN City Correspondent DEBENHAMS, the department stores group, may be interested in taking part in a break-up bid for Storehouse or other ailing retailers as part of a drive to find over 30 new store locations. The group. which has 90 stores ...
... ANDREW TURPIN City Correspondent DFS, the upholstery and sofa storesafiroup. reported a 34 per cent fall in half-year profits and said sales had continued to fall in “difficult” second-half trading, despite prices being cut. But the group said there were ...
... ANDREW TURPIN THE nuclear generation group, British Energy, has done a U-turn and is in talks over possibly buying the infamous US power station at Three Mile Island, after rejecting it at the end of last vear. s British Energy’s US joint venture, Amergen ...
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... ANDREW TURPIN CITY of London institutions have criticised the “big egos” of Smith Kline Beecham and Glaxo Wellcome bosses, Jan Leschly and Sir Richard Sykes, after their £llO billion merger sank amid clashes over who would run the company. It is thought ...
... ANDREW TURPIN City Correspondent .. 7. ARCADIA, the retail group which owns Burtons and Top Shop, saw its shares plunge to new lows yesterday on warnings that its dividend will be slashed after a dire Christmas which has forced it to step up plans to ...
... ANDREW TURPIN RETAIL . sector investors, already hard hit -in -recent months;” will be. anxiously examining results due this week from'the clothing retailer Next and the department store group House of Fraser: Some-analysts are expecting more :bad -news; ...
... ANDREW TURPIN City Correspondent MARKS & Spencer's shares tumbled to an eight-year low amid further profits downgrades by analysts and gloomy orecasts for Christmas trading at the troubled retail giant. The group, still Britain's biggest clothing retailer ...
... ANDREW TURPIN BENTALLS, the department stores group, yesterday unveiled a sharp profits and dividends rise, while announcing that it was looking for acquisitions. b During the year to 1 Feb and thanks partly to selling og some of its property and rental ...
... ANDREW TURPIN THE Bank of Scotland has had several approaches from Scottish life assurers over replacing Standard Life as the bank’s financial services partner, it emerged J'lesterday. While the bank denies that its ties with Standard Life are about to ...
... ANDREW TURPIN PEPTIDE Therapeutics, the vaccines development group, is set to clinch a third potentially lucrative alliance with a drugs giant to develop and sell its treatments for hepatitis C, arthritis and other problems. Talks are going on with US ...