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Topps Tiles hit by consumer squeeze
News Topps Tiles, the specialist tile and wood flooring retailer, saw full year profits fall amid 'very challenging trading conditions'.
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Jacques Vert warns on FY profit
News Women's fashion retailer Jacques Vert has warned that pre-tax profit for the year to end April 2012 will be below its expectations as margins and one off costs impact results.
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No picnic for Blacks Leisure as it warns on profits
News The picture at outdoor equipment retailer Blacks Leisure is looking more black than leisurely as it issued a profit warning after further weakening of trading conditions.
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Severn Trent's Services division still faces challenges
News Water firm Severn Trent has declared an interim dividend of 28.04p, up 7.7% on last year in line with its policy of increasing payments by three percentage points above retail price inflation.
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Capital Shopping buys remaining stake in Nottingham shopping centre
News Just a few weeks after buying a majority stake in the Broadmarsh shopping centre in Nottingham, retail-focused real estate investment trust Capital Shopping Centres (CSC) has now acquired the remaining interest.
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Topshop owner says trading "extremely challenging"
News Arcadia Group, the private owner of Topshop, Miss Selfridge and BHS says it will be forced to close 260 stores in the coming year as tough conditions on the high street and higher input costs make life difficult for retailers.
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Dixons beats expectations but losses grow
News Dixons Retail, the struggling electrical retailer, appears to be stemming losses as it seeks to transform itself into a service led company.
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LFL sales slow at JD Sports
News High street sports retailer JD Sports Fashion has seen the growth of like-for-like (LFL) sales slow down in the sixteen weeks ended 19 November due to the ongoing troubles facing the everyday consumer.
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Capital Shopping signs new finance deal with banks
News Capital Shopping Centres (CSC), the FTSE 100 real estate investment trust focused on the retail sector, has put in place a £375m revolving credit facility which will be used to "provide general group liquidity".
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