THE TIPSTER July 24, 2011 DOMINO’S Pizza has been one of the success stories of the last couple of years as more and more people have opted to stay in rather than go out for dinner due to restricted finances and economic uncertainty. CMC Markets spread on Domino’s Pizza is 463.74p-464.97p Sainsbury’s dipped to a very significant long term support [...]
Interserve posts a climb in earnings and predicts growth in outsourcing August 10, 2011 SHARES in Interserve, the support services and construction group, rose 10.5 per cent yesterday after the group posted higher first-half profits, saying it was confident about its medium-term outlook as demand for outsourcing gathered pace. The company, whose clients include the BBC, the NHS and retailers including Sainsbury’s, said pre-tax profits rose 10.3 per cent [...]
Land Securities to start £275m of retail projects July 17, 2011 LAND Securities is close to starting work on a number of shopping development projects worth £275m, despite tough economic conditions still facing the retail sector. Britain’s biggest property company has lined up seven new projects in south-east England and the Midlands for retailers including Tesco and Primark, that together will create more than 1,000 jobs [...]
Land Securities to start £275m of retail projects July 17, 2011 LAND Securities is close to starting work on a number of shopping development projects worth £275m, despite tough economic conditions still facing the retail sector. Britain’s biggest property company has lined up seven new projects in south-east England and the Midlands for retailers including Tesco and Primark, that together will create more than 1,000 jobs [...]
LONDON: CLOSED FOR BUSINESS August 9, 2011 SCORES of shops across London were closed for business yesterday as the threat of rioting and looting remained high, and home secretary Theresa May met with industry leaders in an attempt to reassure them that extra efforts were being made to protect retailers. May met with business chiefs yesterday afternoon – including the British Retail [...]
No frills and certainly no thrills August 23, 2011 THE name Bipper Tepee promises a fun, nifty little car, something with quirky styling and even quirkier personalisation options on the inside, perhaps. And, while it’s no Nissan Cube on the styling front, it’s fair to say that Peugeot’s Bipper Tepee is a reasonably fun-looking car. That said, it does bear more than a passing [...]
Asda joins the petrol price war June 27, 2011 ASDA yesterday cut its fuel price for the second time in a week, sparking talks of a war at the pumps. The supermarket cut 2p from the cost of a litre of petrol, taking it down to 128.7p and 132.7p for diesel. Sainsbury’s quickly matched the cut, taking 2p a litre off from last night. [...]
Asda joins the petrol price war June 27, 2011 ASDA yesterday cut its fuel price for the second time in a week, sparking talks of a war at the pumps. The supermarket cut 2p from the cost of a litre of petrol, taking it down to 128.7p and 132.7p for diesel. Sainsbury’s quickly matched the cut, taking 2p a litre off from last night. [...]
Sainsbury’s sales up as shoppers buy bargains June 15, 2011 Supermarket chain Sainsbury’s has seen like-for-like sales grow 1.9 per cent in the past three months, excluding sales of fuel but including VAT, confirming the subdued consumer spending trend. It warned that customers were turning to its own-brand products to try to spend less on food and had focused on products included in meal deals. [...]
Asda loses market share as Lidl and Aldi shore up their position June 21, 2011 ASDA’S share of the UK grocery market fell from 16.7 per cent to 16.3 per cent in the 12 weeks to 13 June, according to figures from Kantar Worldpanel. The figures show that the Wal-Mart-owned chain is now only marginally ahead of Sainsbury’s, which held its share steady at 16.2 per cent. Discount stores Aldi [...]