Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 James Hall - Abstracts
| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 James Hall | |||||
| Title | Subject | Authors | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Analysts welcome decision by Kingfisher, if not details. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Arcadia's sales data show its recovery is well under way. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Chairman of U.K.'s Iceland resigns amid turmoil. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| J Sainsbury posts profit rise, but stays mum on forecast. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Lastminute.com net loss doubled in first quarter. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Like-for-like sales at U.K. retailers rose 5.7% in June. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Next posts healthy earnings in the first half of 2001.(Next PLC fashion retailer) | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Retailer Arcadia is expected to show growing sales. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Sainsbury's pretax profit drops 5.3%. | Business, international | James Hall | |||
| Tesco boosts pretax profit 14%, remains confident in prospects.(2001 first half) | Business, international | James Hall | |||
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