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Netto and Iceland join forces to develop stores

Value supermarket retailer Netto has teamed up with Iceland to develop a series of schemes on which both companies will trade from adjacent stores.

Iceland signs £11.5m IT outsourcing deal

Iceland has signed a seven-year IT services deal with Getronics costing more than £11.5m.

Iceland drops Kerry Katona over photos

Iceland has dropped former Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona as the face of its advertising campaign following the publication of photographs allegedly showing her taking class A drugs.

Iceland profits skyrocket as it sidesteps recession

Iceland chief executive Malcolm Walker has declared that the retailer is ?not taking part? in the recession after revealing record sales and profits.

Baugur stakes in retailers seized

Baugur stakes in retailers including House of Fraser, Hamleys, and Iceland have been placed under the control of nominated receivers to prevent any asset sale.

Baugur in administration

Updated: Baugurs stakes in retailers House of Fraser, Hamleys, Aurum and Iceland have been placed in to administration. 

It's not all doom and gloom on the retail high street

Thousands of new jobs to be created in some of the major retail food companies this year.

Sunday News Roundup

Jaeger fashion group owner Harold Tillman sells, Administrators' legal action may follow collapse of Life & Style Retail. Companies attack Royal Mail, Ocado set for price war with Tesco, Cambridge's Trinity College buys 50pc stake in Tesco stores, Debenhams signs deal to sell Nautica, Could supermarkets' race for shop space backfire? Walmart grandson plots Europe drive from Carnaby Street, Iceland bidders due to make offers this week. Hornby hit by leaves on the line, LVMH goes shopping for jewellers, Rank eyes £250m takeover of Gala casino, Indian tycoon chases £750m Marriott hotels, Iceland founder lines up Canadian cash for £1bn bid, Fast food chains prosper as cash-strapped consumers shun retailers.

Baugur to relocate to UK

Jsgeir Jnesson to head up UK arm following following the conclusion of the State vs. Baugur Group case on June 5.

Waitrose gives last-minute show of support for retail ombudsman

Upmarket grocery retailer Waitrose has given surprise backing to the campaign for a retail ombudsman.

Baugur: who knew what

Baugur?s financial woes were known about almost a year before it finally collapsed, a new book claims.

Retailers are responding to obesity, claims BRC

Retailers are demonstrating the effectiveness of working with customers to help them make the lifestyle changes needed in the fight against obesity, according to the British Retail Consortium.

Landsbanki tightens grip on Baugur stores

Landsbanki has asked receivers from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) to take direct control of stakes in Iceland Foods, House of Fraser, Hamleys and Baugur's jewellery chains.

70% of old Woolworths stores still lie vacant

Most of the former 800 Woolworths stores that closed when the retailer collapsed in January still lie vacant, as landlords struggle to find tenants in the harsh trading conditions.

Kaupthing retailer loans investigated

Details of loans made by collapsed Icelandic bank Kaupthing to a company owned by retail entrepreneur Kevin Stanford have been passed to criminal investigators in Iceland.

Hamleys picks ex-Baugur chief as chairman after board shake-up

Hamleys has appointed Gunnar Sigurdsson, director of failed Icelandic retail investor and former shareholder Baugur, as chairman.

Discounters lead way as 60% of Woolworths stores snapped up

Nearly 60% of the 800 former Woolworths stores have been let or are under offer, assuaging fears that the variety store groups demise is turning town centres into ghost towns.

House of Fraser safe after Landsbanki talks

Landsbanki has met with the HoF's management team and says it intends to hold onto its stake.

Son of Woolworths Alworths set for November launch

Updated: A chain of Woolworths-like stores is set to open next month under the name Alworths, but could face legal hurdles.

Grocery data divides opinion on Clubcard 2 impact on Tesco

The latest market data from analysts TNS Worldpanel and Nielsen gave a contrasting picture of the impact of Tescos Clubcard 2 double loyalty points launch in August.

High & Mighty administration likely as sale looms

Niche clothing trailblazer High & Mighty, which specialises in mens outsize fashion, is to be sold in a process likely to involve a pre-pack administration.

Waitrose outperforms grocery market, latest TNS data shows

John Lewis-owned supermarket chain Waitrose raced ahead of rivals in recent months to post market-leading growth while discounters performance continued to slow.

Retailers fighting obesity better than legislation could says BRC

Retailers are responding to the need to help customers fight obesity more effectively than legislation could, the BRC has insisted as it publishes a catalogue of evidence from grocery sector members.

Retail round up - The Sunday papers

Stead & Simpson suppliers face financial strife, Kurt Geiger sold to private equity firm, Iceland investors warm to grocery windfall, Moss Bros family loses patience with Baugur, Plans unveiled to boost fair trade, Shareholders call time on exec 'payments for failure' Supermarkets prepare for online price war.

Baugur boss Johannesson lambasts Landsbanki

Baugur boss Jsgeir Jnesson has hit out at creditors after the Icelandic investor was forced to seek protection from administration yesterday.

Retail round up - The Sunday Papers

Asda and Heineken seek to end supermarket alcohol price promotions, Iceland food chain readied for sell-off, Disney looks for new marketing partners for Mickey Mouse brand, Duke aids RBS shopping centre, Tesco and KFC poultry supplier on the brink of taking over ready-meal maker

Non-food retailers are top of the league

Retailers are doing better at keeping their customers happy, despite the weakening of consumer spending in the economic downturn, a major survey reveals.By Mark Higgins

Morrisons and Sainsbury?s growth outpaces Aldi, TNS reports

Food shoppers ?have started to revert to pre-recession behaviour? and established big grocers are outpacing discount stars such as Aldi, latest TNS Worldpanel grocery data showed.

Retail round up - The Sunday Papers

JD Sports hires adviser to seek sites for at least 100 stores across France, Stanfords reinvents itself as 21st-century 'travel expert', The future's bright for China's food companies, Sweet smell of success at Oka, Digest: Knitwear profits unravel, Iceland set to pay back British debt 'in months' following massive sale of retail stakes, Sainsbury's snaps up brewery as supermarkets desperately scramble for sites, Net-a-Porter founders invest in online retailer Cult Beauty, Shops can't keep up as most smartphone users browse web daily

Baugur in meltdown

Baugurs tangled web of retail investments will move closer to unravelling today as the investor begins a moratorium process likely to lead to administration.