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Dobbies confirms bid talks; speculation links it with venture capital group
Dobbies has become the centre of fevered speculation after its board confirmed a bid approach for the acquisition of the entire company.
30 May 2007
Cheers go up as Typhoon is back in business
After a turbulent month, Typhoon moves out of administration this week with founder Peter Battersby buying back the assets of the Typhoon International Group.
29 May 2007
Scotts to extend garden care season with extra money for tv advertising
Thanks to a booming start to the gardening season, Scotts Miracle-Gro has allocated extra money for more tv adverts for the new Liquafeed system.
29 May 2007
Britons want to convert dead space in their homes
With ever-increasing house prices, stamp duty and an easing in planning laws, British homeowners are keen to convert 'dead space' in their properties.
29 May 2007
B&Q China chief sees room for 130-plus stores
B&Q China plans to open more than 130-plus stores in the coming years, and double its current number of outlets, the biggest home improvement retailer in the country said on Tuesday.
29 May 2007
dot.com millionaires poised to enter diy market
The enduring power of home improvements has led the dot.com millionaires and founders of Lastminute.com to launch a new website targeting the diy market.
29 May 2007
B&Q joins forces with Sector Skills Council
B&Q, John Lewis and Harvey Nichols have joined forces with Skillsmart Retail to promote skills development in the retail industry.
25 May 2007
More trouble ahead for Beale?
After producing another set of 'disappointing' results, brokerage firm Seymour Pierce forecasts a £1m loss rather than a £0.25m profit for the embattled retailer.
25 May 2007
HTA catering conference to provide best-in-class advice
The HTA's summer catering conference is providing 'useful and inspiring' advice for delegates to run more profitable catering operations.
25 May 2007
Glee introduces a green trail
Glee is introducing the industry’s first Going Green trail to make it easier for buyers to pinpoint environmentally friendly products and suppliers.
25 May 2007
Karting challenge raises £5,000 for Rainy Day Trust
A new three level racing track, new karts and new teams combined to raise a record £5,000 for the Rainy Day Trust at the 14th Annual Hardware Trades Karting challenge.
24 May 2007
Notcutts wins Gold at Chelsea
Notcutts Garden Centre and Notcutts Landscapes has won a gold medal at the Chelsea Flower Show for its colourful exhibition of water features, climbers and flowering plants.
24 May 2007
Topps Tiles continues steady performance
Topps Tiles reported a 4.4% jump in like-for-like sales and a slight drop in half year pre-tax profit.
23 May 2007
Home delights for Marks & Spencer
Preliminary results for 2006-07 show a 26% rise in net profit on strong sales up 10%.
23 May 2007
Garsons wins food retail award
Family-run garden centre business Garsons has scooped top prize at the Re:fresh Awards 2007 as the Foods from Spain Independent Retailer of the Year.
23 May 2007
B&Q's website revamp is proving a 'big hit' with customers
B&Q’s recent style refresh of its website DIY.com – making the site easier to use, search for products and check stock levels – is proving a 'big hit' with customers.
23 May 2007
EDRA appoints Kingfisher European development md as president
At the European Home Centre Retail Association (EDRA) annual General meeting today, George Adams, managing director, European development of Kingfisher, was appointed president of EDRA.
23 May 2007
Asda to open 300 homeware stores
Asda chief executive Andy Bond has been given the go-ahead to open 300 Living stores from parent Wal-Mart.
21 May 2007
Malobel failure interrupts Asher launch
Supply of the new Jane Asher non-stick bakeware and cookware has been interrupted following supplier Malobel’s collapse into voluntary liquidation.
21 May 2007
Above-average temperatures lead to the death of traditional British plants
According to research from Halifax Home Insurance, British garden centres have witnessed a dramatic increase in customers reporting the death of well-established traditional British plants.
18 May 2007
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