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Full coverage: Retail

Kevin McPartlan on net-zero: “If you’re interested in efficacy, rather than ideological purity, you have to take a technology-neutral approach”

Kevin McPartlan represents forecourt retailers, home fuel distributors and an oil refinery. Despite the consensus for net-zero carbon emissions, he sees a future for his industry.

Sean Keyes
4th Dec, 2023 - 6 min read

For businesses in the city, the riots were an escalation of the threats they face every day

Business owners around the city locked their shops down on Thursday night unsure of how the violence would spread. But retailers say the looting and attacks are a follow-on of the threats they face every day.

Rosanna Cooney
24th Nov, 2023 - 4 min read

Why the McCabes deal is good for the Irish pharmacy market

Investment by an international consolidator is a welcome boost for prospective M&As and long-term investment in Irish pharmacies, but static revenue and rising costs are squeezing single-unit pharmacies and preventing the next generation of entrepreneurs from entering the sector.

Stuart Fitzgerald
27th Oct, 2023 - 4 min read

Are you being served? Not any more in Germany where the great department stores are falling victim to the retail revolution

Germany gave the world some of the largest department stores. They were retailing cathedrals opulently designed with marble staircases, rare woods and living palm trees. Today, many are closed, shuttered and decaying all across the country. What happened?

Fergal Lenehan
20th Sep, 2023 - 8 min read

Private police and panic buttons: Baggot Street’s crime blind spot

It's one of the capital's most distinguished districts but business owners along Baggot Street and Merrion Row are frustrated with the lack of a Garda presence while they deal with consistent incidents of theft and drug misuse.

Rosanna Cooney
19th Sep, 2023 - 9 min read

Mike Ashley’s retail brand Flannels in legal dispute with Clerys months before store is due to open

Legal papers have been filed by the developer of Clerys Quarter against a company controlled by one of Britain's richest men.

Tom Lyons
8th Sep, 2023 - 1 min read

Iceland to go into liquidation after talks with Tesco melt down

Iceland employs 344 people in 26 outlets. The Irish company behind it was close to being rescued by the British retail giant before it all fell apart today.

Tom Lyons
7th Sep, 2023 - 2 min read

About time too: How Paul Sheeran brought Bond Street to Dublin

During the pandemic, the jeweller Paul Sheeran conceived an idea to have the biggest watch brands in the world under one roof – but in different shops. He explains how he made it happen, and why it is not a bet on retail or the economy.

Ian Kehoe
24th Jul, 2023 - 7 min read

A fashionable industry? Nine graphs that tell the story of Pamela Scott (and Irish retail)

An analysis of the retailer’s financial performance over a four-year period shows the full extent of its Covid restructuring, and the issues impacting the wider retail sector.

Ian Kehoe
9th Jun, 2023 - 3 min read

Apollo installs receiver over Harcourt Development’s shopping centres; consensual appointment paves way for sale

Acting through a Luxembourg entity, Apollo has appointed KPMG as receiver over six shopping centres, a move designed to facilitate the sale of the portfolio to a Canadian buyer.

Ian Kehoe
21st Feb, 2023 - 2 min read
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