All articles by Tim Danaher – Page 22

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    Opinion

    Asda’s swoop on Netto could be just the start

    2010-06-04T00:00:00Z

    Few stories in retail come completely out of the blue, but last week’s £778m takeover of Netto’s UK business by Asda took everyone by surprise.

  • Opinion

    The scale of the problem

    2010-06-03T14:59:00Z

    A Retail Week breakfast on what the coalition Government means for retailers didn’t make happy listening.

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    Opinion

    Property on the board

    2010-06-01T10:02:00Z

    The crossover of retailers and landlords on each other’s boards can only be a good thing.

  • Opinion

    A right shoeing

    2010-05-28T09:35:00Z

    It’s not fair to judge WH Smith on the views of 171 shoppers, but Which would probably have got the same result if it had surveyed 10 times as many people.

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    Opinion

    Bolland needs to make most of his honeymoon

    2010-05-28T00:00:00Z

    With Dyson off at the end of August and Rose unlikely to be far behind, the next three months will be crucial.

  • Opinion

    Nett gains

    2010-05-27T17:11:00Z

    Asda’s takeover of Netto shows it has the firepower to back up its ambitions.

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    News

    Asda buys Netto

    2010-05-27T09:10:00Z

    Asda has bought the Netto business in the UK for £778m.

  • Opinion

    End of term

    2010-05-25T17:30:00Z

    Stuart Rose seemed demob happy at today’s M&S results presentation.

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    Opinion

    Is Crossrail worth the hassle?

    2010-05-25T12:47:00Z

    Crossrail is going to disrupt West End retail for years. Is it really worth it?

  • Opinion

    Where there's a Wills...

    2010-05-24T17:13:00Z

    The founders of Jack Wills have big ambitions for their brands

  • Opinion

    The Knowledge

    2010-05-21T15:54:00Z

    We’re very excited about Retail Week Knowledge Bank, the latest addition to our subscription package.

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    News

    John Lewis and Waitrose continue to build sales

    2010-05-21T09:01:00Z

    John Lewis and Waitrose both recorded sales increases in the week to May 15, with the department store business particularly strong.

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    Opinion

    Private ownership has turbocharged Boots

    2010-05-21T00:00:00Z

    Have a conversation with Stefano Pessina and it won’t be long before he utters the phrase “double-digit growth” in his distinctive Italian accent. People who work with him probably hear him saying it in their sleep. It is his mantra and Alliance Boots has pulled it off again this year ...

  • Opinion

    Strictly come Debsing

    2010-05-20T17:29:00Z

    Debenhams has a spring in its step

  • Opinion

    Appy days

    2010-05-19T14:31:00Z

    iPhone apps are the big thing at the moment, but is focussing on one device the right way of capturing the potential of mobile commerce?

  • Opinion

    VAT's life

    2010-05-18T16:56:00Z

    It’s a question of when, rather than if, VAT will go up.

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    Opinion

    Prime time

    2010-05-18T10:19:00Z

    Demand for shops might be coming back, but only in the very best locations.

  • Opinion

    Endearing Eccentricity

    2010-05-14T09:59:00Z

    Harrods is in many respects a weird place, but nonetheless is a very good retailer.

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    Opinion

    Volatile shoppers show job ahead of David Cameron

    2010-05-14T00:00:00Z

    Talk to retailers about the market at the moment and there is one word they are using to describe trading, and that’s volatile.

  • Opinion

    The Harrods Sale

    2010-05-10T14:13:00Z

    Mohamed Al Fayed’s sale of Harrods concludes one of the more colourful chapters in UK retailing.