All articles by Aidan Fortune – Page 65
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More communication on banking appeals process needed
High street banks have been urged to make businesses aware that there is a system for appealing when refused credit.
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Limit increased for contactless payment transactions
The payment limit for contactless transactions has been increased from £15 to £20.
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Booker to snap up Makro
Booker Group has entered into an agreement with German wholesaler Metro Group AG to acquire Makro UK.
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Government backs down on pasty tax
The government has performed a partial U-turn on its proposed tax on hot take-away food following a public consultation.
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Crime commissioners urged to work with retailers
Future Police and Crime Commissioners are being urged to work with retailers to reduce crime in the community.
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Cross-border card fee decision upheld by EU Court
Mastercard has lost an appeal to impose charges on UK retailers for cross-border credit and debit transactions.
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Camelot celebrates best year of sales
Independent retailers have helped Camelot to its best ever year of sales.
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One Stop eyes Post Office Local roll out
Post Office Limited has revealed that it is considering a request to install its new Post Office Local model in all 617 Tesco-owned One Stop stores.
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Subpostmasters call for more government services
Subpostmasters have repeated the call for additional government services to be run through the Post Office network.
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NI Assembly offers empty premises rates relief
The Northern Ireland Assembly has introduced an empty property rates relief scheme in an attempt to limit the number of long-term vacant premises.
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Musgrave Group profits dip in 2011
Profits dipped for the Musgrave Group in 2011 despite an increase in sales for the year.
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Post Office to bid for £450m DVLA contract
The Post Office is attempting to secure more government work by offering the full range of DVLA services.
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Staff safety guidance launched by British Retail Consortium
New guidance to help protect shop workers from crime has been published.
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Get it covered
Want to boost basket spend? Aidan Fortune looks at the in-store services that give shoppers the complete package
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Rain fails to wash away sales
The recent wet weather has failed to dampen sales in convenience stores, contrary to retailers’ low expectations in such conditions.
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More government services needed for NI Post Office network
The Northern Ireland Executive has been called on to offer more government services through the Post Office network.
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Olympic Sunday Trading Bill passed by MPs
MPs have voted in favour of a temporary relaxation of Sunday trading legislation for the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Portas calls for better service from independents
Independent store owners have been urged to improve or face extinction by retail guru Mary Portas.
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Retailers excluded from energy deal
The retail industry has expressed concern over the exclusion of non-domestic customers from the impending deal on energy tariffs.
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Tesco to invest £1bn following poor annual results
Tesco is set to invest £1bn in its stores and increase its estate in the convenience channel following a drop in profits.