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8 May 2013 06:14

British retailer Next's quarterly sales edge higher

LONDON, May 8 (Reuters) - Next, Britain's second biggest clothing retailer, posted a small rise in quarterly sales, with trade picking up after a slow start to its new financial year as the weather improved. Next, which trades from over 500 stores in Britain and Ireland and almost 200 store

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7 May 2013 15:42

Wednesday preview: Next and Sainsbury report

Next is expected to report retail sales growth when it unveils its first quarter results Wednesday, according to Panmure Research. The broker recommended a 'buy' rating, saying the UK retailer's online offering has put it in a prime position for growth. "Our 'buy' rating is based on our long term

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6 May 2013 03:28

RPT-INSIGHT-"Speed money" puts the brakes on India's retail growth

* India's $500 bln retail market growing at 20 pct a year * "License Raj" requires dozens of permits per store * Licenses often require bribes, along with official fees * Many retailers hire middlemen to handle backhanders By Nandita Bose MUMBAI, May 5 (Reuters) - Ho

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5 May 2013 04:04

INSIGHT-"Speed money" puts the brakes on India's retail growth

* India's $500 bln retail market growing at 20 pct a year * "License Raj" requires dozens of permits per store * Licenses often require bribes, along with official fees * Many retailers hire middlemen to handle backhanders By Nandita Bose MUMBAI, May 5 (Reuters) - Ho

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30 Apr 2013 15:27

Wednesday preview: Next releases first quarter results

UK retailer Next is set to reveal its first quarter results Wednesday - a month after posting annual profit growth. A slump in homewear sales is expected to drag on the company's performance, according to analysts at Credit Suisse on April 5th. The broker said although Next has started to priorit

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22 Apr 2013 12:32

British businesses back Cameron over "better deal" from EU

* Group backs Cameron's call for new British role in Europe * More than 500 business figures support campaign * They want looser ties; debate widens before 2015 vote * PM's pledge to claw back powers angered EU leaders By Peter Griffiths LONDON, April 22 (Reuters) -

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17 Apr 2013 08:59

UPDATE 1-EasyJet appoints Next chairman to head board

By Rhys Jones LONDON, April 17 (Reuters) - Low-cost airline easyJet said John Barton, chairman of British fashion retailer Next, would become its new chairman next month, as the carrier plans to expand its fleet. Barton, 68, who is also chairman of insurance group Catlin , will need

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17 Apr 2013 07:04

Wednesday newspaper round-up: BHP Billiton, RBS, Next...

Mining titan BHP Billiton has reiterated its full-year output targets despite a 'lacklustre' performance across several key businesses in the first quarter, writes the Financial Times. According to a YouGov poll, Royal Bank of Scotland should stay in public hands and not return to the private secto

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17 Apr 2013 06:15

EasyJet names John Barton as chairman

LONDON, April 17 (Reuters) - British airline easyJet on Wednesday named John Barton, the chairman of fashion retailer Next, as its next chairman. The FTSE-100 low-cost airline said Barton would replace Mike Rake on May 1, when Rake will step down from the role. Barton, who is 68, has

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16 Apr 2013 08:14

Next Chairman to take over reins of easyJet Chairman

Chairman of fashion retailer Next, John Barton, is in talks to chair low-cost airline easyJet, Sky News reported Tuesday. Barton has emerged as a contender to replace Sir Mike Rake, who retires this summer to become President of CBI, a business lobby group. easyJet is yet to confirm a successor

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15 Apr 2013 23:18

Next Chairman Barton front runner to chair easyJet - report

April 16 (Reuters) - John Barton, the chairman of No. 2 British clothing retailer Next Plc, is poised as the front runner to chair low-cost airline easyJet Plc, Sky News reported on Monday, citing a source. Sky News said Barton, 68, was on a shortlist of contenders vying to replace Sir Mike

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11 Apr 2013 12:28

UPDATE 3-M&S relies on food sales for growth as clothing struggles

* Q4 UK like-for-like non-food sales down 3.8 pct * Analysts had forecast drop of between 4 and 6 pct * UK like-for-like food sales up 4.0 pct * FD says firm has backing of major shareholders * Shares up 3.2 pct By James Davey LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - Briti

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5 Apr 2013 17:03

London close: Markets hammered by fears over US labour market

A lacklustre US employment report resulted in a market sell-off across global indices on Friday afternoon as the American economy added much fewer jobs than expected in March. Market Analyst Craig Erlam from Alpari said that the optimism surrounding the US recovery "has been shattered in the space

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5 Apr 2013 11:28

London midday: Stocks tank as eyes turn to US jobs data

Stocks across Europe were under heavy selling pressure on Friday morning as traders refrained from building positions ahead of the all-important employment report due out Stateside this afternoon. "We're seeing a lot of caution in the markets on Friday, ahead of what is expected to be a disappointi

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5 Apr 2013 10:41

Broker tips: Banks, Asset managers, Next

Investec has turned more bullish on global banking giant HSBC, upgrading the stock from 'add' to 'buy', but has retained a clear preference for sector peer Standard Chartered (also rated 'buy'). Analyst Ian Gordon said in a research note on Friday that both HSBC and StanChart are expected to delive

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