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Moss Bros plunges after UK summer cuts suit sales

Bloomberg UK suitmaker Moss Bros Group Plc is the latest retailer to wilt over the hot summer, warning that lower-than-expected store visits mean full-year profit will be “materially lower” than expected. The shares fell as much as 29 percent to a seven-year low after the company said like-for-like retail sales were down 6.9 percent in the first half. Full-year earnings ...

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Amazon to spend $3bn on ‘Go’ stores

Bloomberg If Amazon.com Inc. proceeds with a plan to open 3,000 cashierless stores by 2021, it could cost as much as $3 billion, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley, but also signal a bigger push by one of the world’s largest companies into the grocery business. The e-commerce giant is taking a close look at the future of its AmazonGo ...

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UAE, Algeria discuss ways of reinforcing bilateral ties

ABU DHABI / WAM Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri, Minister of Economy, said that the bilateral and economic relations between the UAE and Algeria are based on strong foundations of brotherhood and mutual respect, supported by their historical and cultural ties. He added that the cooperation between the two countries has witnessed ongoing overall developments, especially in the areas of ...

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