All News articles – Page 307
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NewsNew Zealand to introduce plain tobacco packs
New Zealand plans to follow Australia in introducing generic packaging on tobacco products.
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NewsFire-damaged store reopens after 18 months
Following 18 months of uncertainty and hard work, two retailers have reopened their store after it was destroyed during the London riots.
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NewsMorrisons snaps up 49 Blockbuster sites
Morrisons is set to strengthen its position in the convenience sector with the purchase of 49 Blockbuster stores.
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NewsSmiles all round
Four C-Store Champions discuss how they keep their staff happy and productive.
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See you in court
Some things take ages to clear up but, in Mohammad Ali’s case, it is now done and dusted…
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NewsA good, crisp comeback
Suryakant Patel rang to say that his crisps were not only overdue but in fact missing…
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NewsRetailer fears for stores' future after P&H action
A Lincolnshire retailer claims he may be forced to close his two stores after Palmer & Harvey issued court proceedings for breach of contract after he pulled one of the shops out of Mace.
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NewsSmall businesses struggling to plan ahead in recession
The challenging economic environment is deterring many small businesses from planning more than six months ahead.
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NewsSubway unites with Applegreen to boost forecourt estate
Subway is set to increase its presence in the convenience sector following a partnership with service station operator Applegreen.
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NewsPerfect partners
C-Store celebrates Valentine’s Day by sharing some of our favourite in-store partnerships with you.
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NewsIncrease in incidents of staff theft reported in stores
Retailers have been warned to be vigilant against staff theft following a rise in the number of reported incidents over the past 12 months.
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NewsNisa launches own brand fuel offer under new partnership
Nisa is to roll out an own brand fuel offer thanks to a new partnership with supplier Greenergy.
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NewsCampaigners in Newquay fight school Tesco plans
Independent retailers and residents in Newquay, Cornwall, have accused a local school of exploiting its new Academy status to sell land to Tesco for the development of a new supermarket.
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NewsA brave new world
With police cuts in full swing, businesses are facing up to the reality of trading with reduced support. Aidan Fortune meets a retailer who had to find ways to tackle a rising tide of shoplifting.
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NewsRippleglen owner acquires Maynews chain
First Stop News, the parent company of CTN chain Rippleglen, has acquired the 20-store York-based newsagent chain Maynews.
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NewsIndependent retailers angry over new Coke format
Independent retailers are angry that CCE is to replace 2ltr packs of Coke with a 1.75ltr format.
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NewsPlain pack campaign stepped up ahead of government response
A new website which allows opponents of the plain packaging legislation to email their local MP directly has been launched