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Borders UK in talks with Hilco private equity arm

Struggling bookseller Borders UK is in advanced talks with the private equity arm of turnaround specialist Hilco over a possible sale of the business.

Borders UK in talks with Hilco private equity arm

Struggling bookseller Borders UK is in advanced talks with the private equity arm of turnaround specialist Hilco over a possible sales of the business.

Borders demands switch to monthly rent payment

Borders UK has written to landlords demanding an immediate switch from quarterly to monthly payments as Septembers quarterly rent day hit.

Borders mulls larger-store disposals

Borders is in talks with restructuring specialists about disposing of some of its stores, although chief executive Philip Downer said no closures are imminent.

Auditors raise concerns about Borders UK

Borders UK auditor Ernst & Young raised doubts about the ability of the bookseller to continue as a going concern, according to accounts filed at Companies House.

Possible sale on cards for Borders

New funding is being sought for Borders UK, which could result in a possible sale.

Borders secures gadget tie-up in non-book drive

Struggling Borders UKs non-book products, including toys, gifts and snacks, are poised to account for half the booksellers sales after signing a tie-up with gadget retailer Red5.

New Look snaps up Borders stores

Fast-fashion retailer New Look is to take on five stores earmarked for disposal by beleaguered bookseller Borders UK, including its prominent flagship store on London?s Oxford Street.

Waterstones signs prime location on Oxford Street

Waterstones is to return to the east end of Oxford Street as it prepares to open a store next month, close to where shop rival Borders closed in July.

Paperchase profits plunge by 20%

Stationery retailer Paperchase saw pre-tax profits plunge by 20% from £8.1 million to £6.5 million for the 12 months to 31 January.

Companies need to refocus e-commerce efforts to reach cosmopolitan shoppers

The latest report from the European Commission has highlighted the need for consumers to buy more online products and services abroad, venturing beyond home markets

Waterstone?s plans to relaunch website

Bookseller Waterstone?s is to relaunch its website in an attempt to provide improved functionality for a better shopper experience.

Carpetright eyes Allied Carpets hidden gem insurance business

Carpetright is in talks to acquire all or parts of the Allied Carpets Inspections business as it makes a play for the insurance market.

The Retail Loss Prevention Summit 2009 - Free to attend for retailers

Companies including Argos, Borders, the Co-Operative, Jaeger, Mothercare and Staples are among those who will be sharing their insights with delegates at the Retail Loss Prevention Summit to be held on 9th September.

Asda and Tesco battle for stores site

Supermarket giants Asda and Tesco are embroiled in a dispute in Coalville, Leicestershire, where both retailers have submitted plans to develop stores.

BRC anticipates victory as Visa card investigation launched

An EU investigation into fees levied by Visa is good news for customers and retailers and could be the next victory in the British Retail Consortium's gritty campaign against the excessive charges.

Retail round up - the Sunday papers

Retailers in battle over JJB closures, Oxford Street set for more shops and shoppers in overhaul of the east, British companies the target of rising takeover fever, Borders poised for bankruptcy in US, JD Sports backs off as JJB seeks to reach creditors' agreement, Scotbet for sale as bookies suffer, Land Rover sales continue to accelerate, Landlords to decide future of JJB Sports.

Passport to success in international e-commerce markets

The internet has opened up a world of opportunity for online merchants. No longer confined to selling within their own geographic borders, today's e-retailers have access to a global customer base. By Shane Fitzpatrick, Chase Paymentech Europe.

Passport to Success in International e-commerce Markets

The internet has opened up a world of opportunity for online merchants. No longer confined to selling within their own geographic borders, today's e-retailers have access to a global customer base. What opportunities and threats does this new world-order create? And how ready are you to grab your share of the global consumer wallet? By Shane Fitzpatrick, President & Managing Director, Chase Paymentech Europe

Retail round up - The Sunday papers

Focus DIY faces tough credit review,Papa John's to expand UK pizza business,Fall in profit warnings offers hope but recovery still far off,Sportswear chief hands olive branch to bitter rival,Councils blame supermarkets for £1.8bn cost of excess packaging,Borders pledges to help staff hit by the closure of five shops,Coffee chiefs brew up rescue...

Retail round up - The Sunday papers

Focus DIY faces tough credit review,Papa John's to expand UK pizza business,Fall in profit warnings offers hope but recovery still far off,Sportswear chief hands olive branch to bitter rival,Councils blame supermarkets for £1.8bn cost of excess packaging,Borders pledges to help staff hit by the closure of five shops,Coffee chiefs brew up rescue...

It's all about Adding Retail Value at Retail Solutions '08

A familiar name at Retail Solutions, Itim plans to continue its tradition of making a big impression at the show this year.

February Website Rankings of Retailers

Despite an improvement in the overall quality of retailers' websites many of the worst offenders in the industry with the poorest performing online stores are the UK's biggest high street names.By Glynn Davis

Tackle shrinkage and boost your bottom line - Free to attend for retailers

75 per cent of shrinkage losses are attributed to employee and customer theft.Join your peers at the Retail Loss Prevention Summit 2009

Leading names in retailing provide insight into supply chain strategies at Retail Solutions 2008

2008 sees the relaunch of the popular Retail Solutions exhibition at ExCeL in London with an impressive new conference programme run by Retail Week Conferences. The organisers have also announced that EDS is confirmed as the principle partner for the event.

What are the latest online fraud prevention methods and intelligence ?

Paypal will provide the answers at the Loss Prevention Summit 2009. Free to attend for retailers.

Exhibitors line up to display their products and services at The Loss Prevention Summit 2009

Siemens, Shopguard Systems, Orridge, MW Security, PCMS, IntelliQ, G4S join the ever growing line up.

How can retailers combat the rise in CNP fraud ?

Speakers from B&Q will provide the answers at the Loss Prevention Summit 2009. Free to attend for retailers.

European retailers to deliver a more localised offer over the next 10 years

The top grocery retailers in Europe will be further developing their propositions and operating models over the next 10 years to deliver a more localised offer to gain competitive advantage, claims Kurt Salmon Associates (KSA).

European grocery retailers to deliver a more localised offer over the next 10 years

The top grocery retailers in Europe will be further developing their propositions and operating models over the next 10 years to deliver a more localised offer to gain competitive advantage, claims Kurt Salmon Associates (KSA).