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Sir Philip Green optimistic Topshop can succeed in US

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12 September 2011
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  • Australia expected to continue to lure overseas retailers
    Australia's retail sector has faced challenges this year, but some major retailers, such as Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Woolworths, have still managed to report increased profits. Analysts at IBISWorld expect retail spending in the country to rise 3% this year. "This will make Australia an attractive location for international brands, with both Costco and Ikea planning further stores and UK mega fashion store Topshop opening its first Australian outlet by 2012," said Karen Dobie, general manager at IBISWorld. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)/Australian Associated Press (12 Sep.) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Sir Philip Green optimistic Topshop can succeed in US
    Tesco, Marks & Spencer and other British retailers have struggled to succeed in the US, but Sir Philip Green is convinced that his fashion retail chains Topshop and Topman have what it takes. "Do I now believe that we have a brand that can go global?" Green asks. "Yes I do." The Telegraph (London) (10 Sep.) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Kingfisher plans to open new stores in Russia
    Kingfisher, the DIY retailer, is set to announce plans to open nine new outlets in Russia as it strives to tap into the home improvement trend among the country's middle class. The announcement comes as UK Prime Minister David Cameron visits Russia to improve the relationship between the countries. The Telegraph (London) (12 Sep.) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Dixons Retail alters approach in Scandinavia
    Dixons Retail is reining in its capital expenditure in Scandinavia by opening fewer stores and shifting its focus to online sales. "Nobody is growing space in the market, competitors are closing stores, so there will be less and less space," said Ronny Blomseth, managing director of Dixons' Nordic unit. "We are growing a little bit." Bloomberg (12 Sep.) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Waterstone's takes on Amazon with plans for e-reader
    Waterstone's, the largest bookseller in the UK, has confirmed that it plans to launch its own electronic reader within the next six months. "We in Waterstone's need to offer you a digital reader which is at least as good, and preferably substantially better, than that of our Internet rival," said James Daunt, managing director at Waterstone's. "And you will have a much better buying experience purchasing your books through us." The Guardian (London) (09 Sep.) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Alibaba's Ma says he's not responsible for ouster of Yahoo! chief
    Jack Ma, the head of China's Alibaba, said that he's not responsible for the ouster of Carol Bartz, former CEO of Yahoo!, and was silent on the future of the Internet company's stake in his firm. The relationship between Yahoo! and Alibaba has faced significant strains this year. Google (10 Sep.) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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