All Finance articles – Page 633
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NewsTim Steiner: supermarkets 'running out of price war ammo'
Ocado boss Tim Steiner has accused his supermarket rivals of ‘running out of ammo’
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NewsCCO Barry Williams leaves Asda after eight years
Andy Murray, currently Walmart’s senior vice president of creative and customer experience, will take over the role on 15 February
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NewsSir Philip Hampton appointed business equality tsar
Women on Boards campaign to shift focus to the FTSE 350
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NewsCity snapshot: Casino sells Thai food retailer for €3.1bn
Casino has agreed to sell its stake in a Thai food retailer for €3.1bn in a deal which will help the French supermarket group halve its net debt.
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NewsMedia Bites 8 Feb: Argos, Sainsbury’s, Vita Coco
The merger of Sainsbury’s and Argos is still eating up column inches in the weekend papers, with reports that retail tycoon Christo Wiese and former Asda CEO Andy Bond weighed up a bid and ex-M&S boss Lord Rose predicting the deal would trigger a wave of consolidation on the high street.
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NewsKenyan tea prices eased by better harvest outlook
Kenyan tea prices have dropped below $3.50 per kg (£2.40) for the first time since last June
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NewsNisa serves notice on North East Convenience Stores chain
The buying group said in November it had launched a review
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Comment & OpinionThe Grocer's Power List 2016 reflects a sector in upheaval
Our Power List for 2016 reflects the looming emergence of a new force in grocery. Or should that be a new Death Star?
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NewsArla announces job cuts and appoints new UK head
Restructure will see UK boss Peter Giørtz-Carlsen promoted to new role and the appointment of Tomas Pietrangeli as his successor
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NewsArgos deal set to make Sainsbury's top UK non-food retailer
Sainsbury’s game-changing £1.3bn takeover of Argos would catapult the supermarket to become the largest non-food retailer
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NewsCity snapshot: Year on year price fall is largest on record
Plus Waitrose continues to struggle in January, with weekly sales down 2.4%
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NewsPaynes Dairies back in the black after cutting farmgate prices
Paynes Dairies has returned to profit after spending two years in the red as it renegotiated the price it pays farmers
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Analysis & FeaturesDeflation hits all-time high as price war is reignited
As Morrisons opens up a new price battle, prices have fallen by the largest year-on-year proportion on record
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NewsCo-operative Group buys 15 Budgens stores from Booker
Co-op well on track to hit 100 new stores target this year
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NewsCurrencies and cost-cutting hit sales at Mondelez
Full year net revenues were down 13.5% to $29.6bn, including a 12.6 percentage point impact from currency
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NewsMedia Bites 4 Feb: Sainsbury's/Home Retail, EasyFoodstore, Mondelez
Old Mutual, the third largest shareholder in Home Retail Group, has issued its support for Sainsbury’s £1.3bn takeover despite previously calling for a higher price.
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NewsEasyfoodstore forced to close after running out of stock
The shop will be closed on Thursday (4 February) and will then reopen on Friday at 9am
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NewsFood prices rise in January
Food prices have risen for the first time in four months in January as seasonal lines come off promotion
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NewsPooch & Mutt secures bank funding to chase more growth
Premium petcare brand Pooch & Mutt has secured a five-figure bank funding package to keep up soaring demand for its natural, health-focused dog food, treats and supplements.
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NewsTacon charges Tesco £1m for code investigation
Adjudicator describes Tesco’s bill as a “significant sum”