Chinese ecommerce group considers offer for Currys
Interest comes days after UK electronics retailer rejected unsolicited bid from Elliott Management
Carphone Warehouse
Currys expects further falls in sales as inflation and rate rises bite
Electronics retailer says customers are spending on appliances such as coffee machines to try to save money, but are shying away from smart speakers
Retail lurched in 2021 from winter lockdown to summer boom
Reviving city centre retail and labour shortage will be big challenges for year ahead
Irish co-founded Raylo raises nearly €10m for smartphone leasing service
New funding will be used to double staff numbers across offices in London and Belfast
Gap’s Irish exit a signal that retail exodus shows no sign of slowing
US brand joins a host of other retailers closing their physical shops in Ireland
Online sales boost Currys PC World despite Covid closures
Strong growth in Irish stores as customers shift to online shopping
Carphone Warehouse redundancy consultations with Irish staff continue
As many as 486 employees are set to lose jobs following market exit
Ireland will have ‘rocky road’ to economic recovery, Tánaiste says
Varadkar says re-opening ‘cannot be false dawn’ and Ireland ‘must avoid fourth wave’
Caveat: When large corporates repay State wage subsidies it’s often a smart PR move
Carphone Warehouse’s parent would have been pilloried if it hadn’t repaid Irish taxpayers after axing almost 500 jobs
Carphone Warehouse owner returns €3.75m of pandemic wage subsidies to State
Dixon Carphone also owns Currys PC World, which is booming in the pandemic
Ken Fennell: ‘There is a growing feeling that there could be a lot of companies in trouble’
Interview: Insolvency expert expects clarity by September on surviving businesses
Vodafone reports rise in earnings and return to profit
Company warns it is not immune to impact of the coronavirus pandemic on its business
This will be no country for the young unless we fight for their future
With almost 60% of young people out of work, this State faces a long-term crisis unless action is taken now
Carphone Warehouse to exit Republic, cutting almost 500 jobs
Footfall down 40% in past year, customers increasingly buying sim-free handsets, says firm
Carphone Warehouse considers closing its stores in Ireland
Retailer recently lost Vodafone as a partner and has been in discussions with Eir
Dixons Carphone’s Christmas sales buoyed by online performance
Company has benefitted from home working boom
Dixons Carphone says strong online demand partially offsets drop in store sales
Electricals retailer says it has extended its debt facilities, putting it in a robust position financially
Carphone Warehouse, Currys PC World shut Irish stores as coronavirus cases climb
Decision on temporary closure taken on public health grounds, company says
Markets edge higher on Federal Reserve action
Market reports: Dublin closes flat, with housebuilders tumbling
Dixons Carphone Warehouse closes 530 UK stores with loss of 3,000 jobs
Changing consumer habits and coroanvirus hit prompt move
Dixons Carphone helped by demand for TVs, gaming and smart tech
Group on track to meet financial targets
Mobile phone sales plunge across UK and Ireland at Dixons Carphone
Group, which trades as Currys, PC World and Carphone Warehouse, says turnaround is on track
‘Best piece of advice was focus on the customer’
EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists Mervyn O’Callaghan and Simon Murray of ProVision CameraMatics
‘Record’ year for Dixons Carphone Ireland as investment in online pays off
Firm also spending on bricks and mortar stores with superstore set to open in Sligo
UK regulator fines Dixons Carphone for mis-selling insurance
British financial watchdog says the company’s sales staff were trained in ‘spin selling’
Irish executive a central figure in UK lawsuit over collapse of Phones 4U
Telecom executives alleged to have made pact to put UK retailer out of business
One sold every minute: TVs fly out of Currys Ireland on Black Friday
Irish shoppers also placed an online order with the retailer every eight seconds
MyTaxi CEO interview: ‘I’m not a preacher, but I do try to be totally genuine’
As Eckart Diepenhorst sees it, Europe’s largest e-hailing firm is bringing big gains to cities and improving the quality of life in them
Living with an invisible condition
People with hidden disabilities such as cystic fibrosis or chronic fatigue syndrome feel stigmatised and not understood
Panda Waste owner acquires stake in north Dublin shopping centre
Charlestown Shopping Centre and adjoining site sells for more than €42 million
Thousands of customers affected by Butlins data breach
Company insists ‘no financial data has been compromised’ and apologises
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