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Friendly face of retailing who is holding his nerve in tough times

14.10.11
Interview: Supermarket's best years lie ahead, says chief executive whose unstuffy approach is pulling in the customers... more

City Spy: Minus interest by bosses in Google+

13.10.11
With great fanfare, Google launched its apparent Facebook-killer, Google+, this summer. So far the verdict among even the nerdiest social media nuts is: we're not sure what to do with it... more

City Spy: Credit agencies are... like 3.15 at Kempton

21.07.11
At first glance, the credit-rating agencies got off quite lightly in today's House of Lords report... more

Sainsbury's boss: 'Savvy shopping will spare the pain'

15.06.11
The worst effects of food inflation can be mitigated if shoppers are savvy about what they buy, says Sainsbury boss Justin King... more

The boy racers make hay while horse fans take a day off

14.06.11
No doubt about it. The City was off to the races today with more people down at Royal Ascot than in the Square Mile... more

Sainsbury's growth slowdown shows High Street pain

23.03.11
Evidence of just how tough it has been for retailers since Christmas arrives in the form of slowing sales growth at Sainsbury's... more

Grocers know as the snow melts we’ll tighten our belts

13.01.11
Comment: As swan songs go Sir Terry Leahy’s final trading statement at Tesco today was distinctly off key ... more

Sainsbury's sets the bar for supermarkets over Christmas

12.01.11
Sainsbury's has at least another 10 years of store expansion ahead, its chief executive pledges as the supermarket group unveils its “best ever” Christmas sales figures... more

Justin King’s crusade in the North should be no cause for cold feet — it’s common sense

11.11.10
Is Justin King about to boldly go where no previous chief executive of Sainsbury’s has gone before?... more

It’s all to play for in the big Tesco v Sainsbury’s match

07.10.10
There has been plenty of food for thought, with both Tesco and Sainsbury’s reporting on their second quarters this week... more

This wheeler-dealer would be the last to kill himself

12.07.10
This week, finally, sees the opening of the inquest into the death of Dr Ashraf Marwan, the very wealthy son-in-law of Egypt's late President Nasser.... more

Sainsbury's shoppers slam brakes on sales

16.06.10
Sainsbury matches its arch-rival Tesco with slowing sales growth as the rise in food prices stop rising so quickly and consumers become more cautious under the new Government... more

Sainsbury's Justin King elated by National Insurance call

13.05.10
Sainsbury’s boss Justin King welcomes the first work of the coalition Government in addressing the budget deficit... more

Sainsbury's to launch college for its bakers

10.03.10
Sainsbury's is to open the country's first bakery college for a supermarket... more

Let’s not get carried away by festive cheer

07.01.10
Nick Goodway's great grandfather once owned a very well-known grocers on Piccadilly, but he wouldn't back his chances in today's sector despite good Christmas figures... more

Norman's conquests

18.11.09
Archie Norman was the youngest-ever partner at management consultants McKinsey before becoming one of the three founders of Woolworths and B&Q retailer Kingfisher in the 1980s... more

Apple’s iPhone in dubious taste

10.11.09
An iPhone application that recently made its way into the Apple App Store has sparked some controversy — a digital version of Adolf Hitler’s book Mein Kampf ... more

City Spy: Busson's Ark sails through the storm

06.07.09
London's hedge fund community may have had a torrid time last year but at least its favoured charity, Arki Busson's ARK (or absolute return for kids), has shown the way in moneymaking. In the year to August 2008, its income rose from £32.7 million to £40.2 million. Furthermore, hedge fund turmoil is not expected to affect the levels of pledges. ARK acknowledges that "the level of outstanding donor pledges is considered to be one of the charity's key risks" but that all funding pledges "due for payment have been received to date." So hats off to the generous hedgies and let's hope that spirit continues.... more

Sainsbury’s chief pockets £5 million

10.06.09
Justin King, the chief executive of Sainsbury’s, took home £5 million in pay and share bonuses last year as a reward for hitting targets at the supermarket chain... more

Balkan troubles for Oleg Deripaska

15.05.09
It's not getting any better for Oleg Deripaska. He’s already lost the bulk of his fortune - now the government of Montenegro is seeking to nationalise his giant aluminium plant because his workers haven’t been paid since February.. ... more

Sainsbury’s shines with 4.3% sales rise

08.10.08
Retail: Sainsbury offer more evidence that supermarkets remain one of the bright spots in an otherwise moribund economy... more

Tycoon dumps Sainsbury stake

08.10.08
J Sainsbury was the focus of intense City gossip after it emerged that Iranian property tycoon Robert Tchenguiz has offloaded his stake in the supermarkets chain... more

Sainsbury faces Christmas woe

15.09.08
Retail: J Sainsbury chief Justin King says the grocer is facing the worst run-up to Christmas he has ever seen... more

Sainsbury defies the City with yet more sales growth

18.06.08
Although shares have fallen now bid interest has abated, the chain's performance has remained solid... more


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