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6:03pm
China demand lifts Burberry sales to £2bn
Luxury goods group counts on Chinese demand
5:37pm
El Corte Inglés pursues new debt terms
Family-owned group is battling falling profits during recession
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5:19pm
Amazon ethos challenged by EU workers
Strikes at German warehouses an unwelcome first for the company
Lombard
3:43pm
Third time unlucky for G4S CEO
Security groups opts for newcomer from restocked board
2:15pm
Best Buy and Home Depot sales contrast
Stiff competition in electronics while housing recovery boosts DIY
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ENERGY
12:57pm
Imtech chief calls for return of bonuses
Dutch infrastructure group’s preliminary figures show net loss
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LUXURY 360
May 21, 2013
Armani operating profit up 20% to €339m
Company to focus on China and emerging markets
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SPECIAL REPORTS
May 20, 2013
Building blocks: Online retailer grabs top spot from bricks and mortar rival
Walmart grows but Amazon has its nose in front, writes Barney Jopson
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FOOD & BEVERAGE
May 20, 2013
Sainsbury caught out over salmon labels
Supermarket labelled farmed fish as reared in fast-flowing water
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FINANCIALS
May 20, 2013
Co-op’s retiring chief skips annual meeting
Move to draw a line under its recent troubles
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UK
May 17, 2013
Singleton households dominate marketing
Data show UK has nearly twice as many one-person homes as family ones
May 17, 2013
Morrison and Ocado deal sparks row
Waitrose appoints legal counsel to look at contracts
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COMMENT
May 17, 2013
Mile-high bid to step up to a better class
Auctions seem a fine way of assessing willingness to pay, writes Tim Harford
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LEX
May 17, 2013
Macy’s: the strongest link
For US retailers the recovery is over – and then there is Macy’s
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A long-running dispute between Turkey’s Sabanci and Carrefour has taken another downward turn
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A long-running dispute between Turkey’s Sabanci and Carrefour has taken another downward turn
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Burberry: entrenched in Asia
UK luxury group should provide more detail about its sales