Retail

Only a quarter trust that they are receiving the advertised money off, finds KPMG retail survey

Retailers to be asked to agree on a voluntary basis

Overall Irish sales increased 15.1% in the year, driven largely by clothing and homeware

Music retailer to return with a new flagship store on Henry Street, as record store looks to take advantage of vinyl revival

Proposed legislation from Labour Party aimed at bringing more transparency to supermarket sector

Dairy farmers express concern over production costs remaining high and selling prices being reduced

First milk prices fell across a range of retailers, then butter. But consumers are waiting for something more meaningful

Glenveagh Properties’ Cluain Adain set to comprise 394 units upon completion

Data underlines post-pandemic economic recovery combined with soaring inflation rates for consumer products

Revenue at retailer hits €35.76m

Analysis: Sports Direct’s acquisition of former Debenhams’ building tops dramatic recovery for retail in Dublin 1

Fashion retailer says it will not need to increase prices by as much as previously thought

Volume of retail sales for all businesses rose by 0.7% in February compared to January and by 3.6% compared to a year earlier

A 1.2% increase in February comes despite rising inflation and interest rates

Homestore and More to open for business in basement level of former Debenhams store in May

Retailer signs deals for flagship premises at Henry Street scheme and new Pavilions Shopping Centre store

Opera Lane scheme boasts strong tenant line-up that includes Tommy Hilfiger, H&M, Next and Skechers

Latest figures indicate Irish consumers spent more on clothing and footwear but less in bars and department stores at the start of the year

Fast-fashion giant signs deal to anchor developer Oakmount’s Bray Central scheme

Retailer to occupy newly created 19,000sq ft anchor unit on ground floor at Midlands scheme

Douglas Village Shopping Centre is generating a total of €2,407,282 in rental income per annum

Banks and commodities stocks fall sharply

Level of distress on mortgage books has so far turned out to be much lower than feared

Planet Business: Welcome on board the VSS Imagine?

Anti-union campaign has been waged through posters, text messages and compulsory meetings during working hours

Seen & Heard: also in the headlines was the charity that has made a windfall from selling Ryanair shares, Aer Lingus and its pilot loans, and refinancing the Square’s debt

Company says deals with landlords will help sustain ‘long-term future’

Retailer said it would not trade until it was safe for staff and customers to do so

Markets Beat: Larry Goodman makes €4m profit on Green Reit bet

Cantillon: The pharmaceutical firm has begun sounding out potential investors

Appointee has been with the company since it began

Incident at New Jersey warehouse involved damaged aerosol

Sirius Aviation Capital aims to raise $250 million for aircraft purchases

About 50% of Irish consumers shop online, according to Retail Ireland, compared with 80% in the UK

DRes believed to have got positive feedback from potential investors on its plans

Irish IPOs face a strong headwind

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In Dublin housebuilders Cairn Homes, Glenveagh Properties, and Abbey close down

Firm’s payment system is back at ‘full capacity’ after IT failure led to chaos across Europe

Shareholders and executives reap rewards of recovery driven by property supply shortage