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ASBO swan re-housed in Lafarge quarry site
The bird, which repeatedly attacked canoeists and walkers along the River Chelmer, has been evicted to new site in Suffolk.
16 August 2010
Dunlop Adhesives announces new trade mornings
Following success of the recent trade morning in Leeds, Dunlop adds six new dates for August and September.
16 August 2010
Dobbies Carlisle centre gets green light
Garden centre chain welcomes today’s decision by local councillors to grant permission for a new eco-friendly garden centre in Dalston, Carlisle, Cumbria.
16 August 2010
Number of older workers in retail is growing
New report reveals changing demographic that could transform the face of retail, with the number of over 50s employed within the sector set to grow by 22% in 10 years.
16 August 2010
Sales up at John Lewis for first week of H2
John Lewis reported a sales increase of 15.5% ahead of last year for the week to August 7, 2010.
13 August 2010
Card spending up 9.9% in July
Consumer spending on credit and debit cards rose by 9.9% in July compared to the same month last year, according to new figures released by Barclaycard yesterday.
13 August 2010
Garden centre closes with 11 jobs lost
The Penrith branch of JT Atkinson is to close its home and garden centre, making 11 staff redundant.
12 August 2010
Dyson may appeal court’s decision over design infringement
Dyson is being advised to seek permission to appeal against a High Court ruling that a rival’s vacuum cleaner did not copy a Dyson design.
11 August 2010
Zara Home sees sales soar
The homewares division of Spanish-owned fashion label Zara has seen UK sales grow by a fifth to £7.2m in the year to January 2010.
11 August 2010
BALI launches new landscaping show
The British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) has joined up with event organisers Brintex to launch BALI 2011 - The Landscaping Show.
11 August 2010
RWAF slams retailers for selling “cruel” rabbit hutches
The Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund has criticised Homebase and Argos for stocking hutches that are smaller than those used in laboratories for animal experimentation.
11 August 2010
Associated Lighting Group in administration
Lighting and electrical distributor calls in administrators, axing 58 staff at its subsidiaries Ring Lamp Company and Trident.
11 August 2010
EXCLUSIVE: Liquidation on the cards for Fletcher O'Brien
A liquidator is expected to be appointed to the Tabs for Tools owner following a creditors meeting that will be held on Wednesday, August 18.
11 August 2010
Wrapit duo given 15-year ban on company directorships
The Insolvency Office disqualifies Peter Gelardi and Pepita Diamand -former directors of the failed wedding gift service - from acting as company directors for a combined total of 15 years.
10 August 2010
Dobbies sees profits rise
Dobbies garden centres has revealed a sharp rise in operating profit, making £9.8m in the 12 months to February 28, 2010.
10 August 2010
Tesco launches transactional app
Tesco has followed other retailers such as
Argos
and
M&S
by launching the Tesco Grocery app with Ovi by Nokia.
9 August 2010
Courts rule: Vax vacuum cleaner did not infringe Dyson design
Dyson has failed in its bid to prove that a rival’s product copied one of its own vacuum cleaner designs.
6 August 2010
Shoppers split on how VAT rise will affect their spending
Consumers are split over whether the impending VAT rise will change their spending habits, with more than half (52%) saying it won't, says a new survey from research company Retail Eyes.
6 August 2010
Two convicted over stock clearance fraud
Health and family problems have saved two crooked businessmen from an immediate trip to jail for their £159,000 fraud.
6 August 2010
Retailers plan for cautious Christmas
The majority of shops in the Midlands will stock moderately to avoid being caught out this Christmas as consumers are bombarded with mixed messages about the economy.
5 August 2010
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