poundland news
Poundland could pluck stores from stricken Peacocks Subscription
Poundland is mulling over a bid for struggling high street fashion chain Peacocks.
Poundland wraps up a glittering Christmas Subscription
Single-price discounter Poundland enjoyed a bumper Christmas, with like-for-like sales up 5.9% for the five weeks to 1 January.
Poundland playing it cool over frozen move Subscription
Poundland is trialling a new frozen food offer as it looks to cash in on the possible break-up of Iceland Foods.
the big interview
A single-minded man
Poundland boss Jim McCarthy is pushing ahead with ambitious European expansion plans - despite the Eurozone crisis - and his aspirations don’t end there.
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Poundland boss McCarthy 'delighted' to pick up Grocer Cup Subscription
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It’s over for discounter chain Hub Subscription
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99p Stores to make its debut in Ireland Subscription
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Dealz name frees Poundland from being tied to a fixed price Subscription
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Poundland sets sights on Europe with Irish debut for Dealz Subscription
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P&G should think beyond pack size Subscription
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Poundland and P&G link up to work health and beauty market Subscription
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Shoppers hungry to do a bigger grocery shop at Wilkinson Subscription
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No show for Poundland cinema tickets Subscription
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Poundland adds DVDs to Replay range Subscription
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99p Stores unveils new fascia for Irish entrance Subscription
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Poundland unites withEntertainment Magpie Subscription
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Poundland shows CD and DVD have a high street future...at £1 Subscription
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Diet crisps fly off shelves at Poundland Subscription
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Poundworld planning to stock ‘decent food shopping basket’ Subscription
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Warburtons loaf on trial at Poundland Subscription
opinion
Why did Ugo struggle when all other discounters are flying?
Next week, Ugo Stores should have been celebrating its first anniversary.
The cool blue approach to stopping shrinkage Subscription
Forensic daily analysis combined with cross-department teamwork slashed stock losses at Iceland, says Ady Houghton
Poll
David Cameron wants 'drunk tanks' and 'booze buses' to tackle British drinking culture.
you say...
Mystery shops are under-used
As price parity among retailers becomes the norm, the in-store experience and service offering will mark the degrees of separation.
