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Green sees more pain on high street

Signs of retail sector stress have increased as Sir Philip Green, the fashion entrepreneur, warned of a fall in profits at his BHS chain. The downbeat comments from Sir Philip came on the back of a second profits warning this year from DSG International, the owner of PC World and Currys

Bharti sets $10bn retail sales targets

Bharti Enterprises, the Indian conglomerate, said its new retail chain will achieve sales of $10bn within five years as it races to compete with Reliance Industries’ planned store launch

World Retail Congress: Elizabeth Rigby discusses current retail and prospects for the future

Elizabeth Rigby discusses current retail and prospects for the future

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Retail ‘as tough as I’ve seen it’

SIr Philip Green

Sir Philip Green, owner of Arcadia and BHS, talks about the difficulties caused by economic uncertainty

Ikea feels economic downturn

Anders Dahlvig, Ikea chief executive, remains optimistic despite weaker sales at the Swedish retail giant

Bharti’s $10bn sales target

Rajan Bharti Mittal, Bharti Retail MD, discusses his new India store chain and logistics deal with Wal-Mart

Kingfisher goes green

Ian Cheshire, CEO of Kingfisher, discusses his plans for going green and revamping his international divisions

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