Retail

Marshalls upbeat

Paving stone maker Marshalls gave an upbeat assessment for 2008 and said 2007 was in line with expectations.

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DSGi slumps 20% on profit warning

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Electricals retailer DSGi said full-year pretax profit may be up to £50 million below expectations due to weaker trading and a more cautious outlook for the year remaining.

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Majestic loses fizz

A festive cheer failed to stop declining sales at wine warehouse chain Majestic.

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Next worry despite growth

Fashion retailer Next is confident of beating profit forecasts but warns of tough times during 2008.

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2008 M&A - Our top takeover predictions

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The UK stock market may be going through a rough patch following the credit squeeze and worries about the economy, but 2008 is still expected to be a bumper year for mergers and acquisitions.

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Coffee Rep. losses down

Coffee bar operator Coffee Republic said its first-half operating losses narrowed to £811,000 versus £886,000 last time.

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Sports Direct's new woes

Sports World retailer Sports Direct International (SPD) has revealed a near 70% drop in profit, after being hit by tough market conditions.

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Debenhams eyed after stake building

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A retail entrepreneur could be preparing a joint bid with Icelandic investment group Baugur for department store group Debenhams after revealing a 7% stake in the business.

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HMV on target

Music, DVD and books retailer HMV has reported narrowing losses driven by strong demand for computer games.

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Carpetright bid 'advanced'

Floor coverings retailer Carpetright said bid talks with its founder are at an 'advanced stage.'

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