Philip Green, the billionaire owner of Britain's Bhs department store chain and Arcadia fashion group, said on Monday he did not want the businesses of Icelandic retail investor Baugur to fail.
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![]( "House of Fraser says not impacted by Iceland crisis")
House of Fraser says not impacted by Iceland crisisHouse of Fraser, Britain's third-largest department store group part-owned by Icelandic investor Baugur, reiterated on Monday it was unaffected by the economic crisis in Iceland.
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![]( "Billionaire UK retailer Green shops for a bargain")
Billionaire UK retailer Green shops for a bargainUK retailer Philip Green has made billions by spotting bargains and putting his own money on the line. Now he is looking for a deal to take control of swathes of Icelandic investor Baugur's shopping empire.
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Billionaire retailer Green shops for a bargainRetailer Philip Green has made billions by spotting bargains and putting his own money on the line. Now he is looking for a deal to take control of swathes of Icelandic investor Baugur's shopping empire.
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![]( "Ross Stores posts higher profit, raises outlook")
Ross Stores posts higher profit, raises outlookRoss Stores Inc on Wednesday said quarterly profit rose 40 percent as cash-strapped customers shifted to the off-price retailer from department stores, and it raised its outlook for the rest of the year.Net income r...
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![]( "Cocoa catwalk : sacks are sweet for Ivorian designer")
Cocoa catwalk : sacks are sweet for Ivorian designerCocoa runs in the family of Ivorian fashion designer Felicite Mai.It was her father, a tailor-turned-cocoa planter, who gave her first sewing machine, a model dating back to 1952.
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![]( "Retailers avoid June swoon; tax rebates help")
Retailers avoid June swoon; tax rebates helpSummer weather, aggressive promotions and tax rebates sent many U.S. consumers shopping in June, giving retailers struggling in the weak economy their strongest month in more than a year. About two-thirds of U.S.
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Home-grown vegetables grow in popularityAlmost 70 years after Britons were urged to Dig For Victory to produce hearty home-grown food to help the war effort, domestic horticulture is coming back.
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![]( "More home-grown veg as belts tighten")
More home-grown veg as belts tightenAlmost 70 years after Britons were urged to Dig For Victory to produce hearty home-grown food to help the war effort, domestic horticulture is coming back.
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![]( "Canada premiers call for ban on seal hunters using clubs")
Canada premiers call for ban on seal hunters using clubsHigh-profile protests against Canada's annual seal hunt would be less effective if hunters were banned from clubbing the animals to death, say two leading Canadian provincial politicians.