Marketing | Retail Guru

Marks & Spencer Enjoys ‘Return To Quality’

October 7, 2010 By Retail News From the Guardian 2 Comments

Marks & Spencer’s new boss, Marc Bolland, today reported much better-than-expected sales figures but warned that the coming months will be tough as the government’s looming austerity measures…

Filed Under: Global Retail Tagged With: Advertising, aging shoppers, austerity measures, better than expected sales, biggest clothing retailer, biggest retailer, Buying, Clothes, Clothing, commodity prices, consumer confidence, Food, homewares, increase their profit, J Sainsbury, Like for like UK sales, M&S, M&S won sales, Marc Bolland, Marketing, marks & spencer, online grocery, opening price points, quality items, Retail News, retail uk, Retailer, sales gains, Sir Stuart Rose, Store, tesco, uk retail

Maggi losing out to new entrants: Nielsen

September 2, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Maggi instant noodles, foods major Nestle’s flagship brand which has dominated instant noodles for nearly three decades, is losing market share on a monthly basis to newer entrants such as…

Filed Under: Indian Retail Tagged With: entrants, food and drink, hindustan unilever, instant, instant noodle brands, instant noodles, losing, maggi, maggi noodles, market research firms, market share, Marketing, nestl??, nestle, nielsen, noodle, noodles, ramen, sapporo ichiban, Shares, super noodles, wai wai