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May 17 2013 23:55 BST
Week in review, May 18
A round up of some of the week's most significant corporate events and news stories. Corporate person in the news: Tony Hayward Tony Hayward and Ivan Glasenberg have many things in common. They were born in 1957. They share a love of sport. They are both high achievers with a
May 16 2013 19:13 BST
US groups under pressure on Bangladesh deal
Pressure is rising on US companies to join a Bangladesh factory safety agreement, as a labour group involved in the deal said their apparent concern about the legal risks was overblown. Christy Hoffman, deputy general secretary of the UNI Global Union, told the Financial Times that retailers such as GapBy Barney Jopson in New York
May 15 2013 19:54 BST
Rift opens over textile worker safety in Bangladesh
Last month's collapse of a building in Bangladesh which left more than 1,200 people dead has sent retailers, government and civil society into a tailspin as they seek to contain the fallout from the disaster. But if they are united in the aim of ending the run of factory accidentsBy Louise Lucas and Barney Jopson
May 13 2013 20:21 BST
European retailers to sign Bangladesh safety pact
Hennes & Mauritz, Inditex, Tesco, Primark and C&A have vowed to sign a deal to improve factory safety in Bangladesh as retailers scramble to contain the fallout from the April 24 building collapse that killed at least 1,100 people. The legally binding agreement - the Accord on Fire and BuildingBy Barney Jopson in New York, Richard Milne in Stockholm and Amy Kazmin in New Delhi
May 01 2013 23:48 BST
EU considers trade limits on Bangladesh
The EU is considering moves against Bangladesh, including restricting trade access to the European single market, in an attempt to press the country to improve its labour practices after last month's deadly factory collapse. Bangladeshi police said on Wednesday that the death toll in the Rana plaza disaster on theBy Peter Spiegel in Brussels, James Wilson in Frankfurt, Barney Jopson in New York and agencies
May 01 2013 19:36 BST
US retailers losing appetite to hire amid economic jitters
Michael Faulhaber, the veteran owner of the Ward-Brodt music store in Madison, Wisconsin, has plenty in common with Dave Battisti of the Pork Roll Store, 900 miles east in central New Jersey. Both operate small retail establishments, both are worried about the state of the US economy and consumer demand,By James Politi in Washington and Barney Jopson in New York
Apr 12 2013 19:57 BST
Push to curb US retailers' overtime pay
A lobbyist for US retailers including Target and Walmart is pushing for the passage of a Republican-backed proposal that could strip low-wage workers of their overtime pay. Its proponents say the proposal will give working families more flexible hours by allowing private sector employers to offer staff time off insteadBy Stephanie Kirchgaessner and Aaron Stanley in Washington and Barney Jopson in New York
Mar 21 2013 16:25 GMT
Downtown NY shows post-storm struggles
Sara Williams reaches up and touches a spot high on the wall inside Fresh Salt, the restaurant she co-owns on Beekman Street. She is showing the point that water reached on the night of October 29, when Superstorm Sandy sent the nearby East River surging through businesses at South StreetBy Robert Wright in New York
Mar 19 2013 06:39 GMT
No rush for entry as India opens retail doors
In most economies, retailers are retailers. Some, like supermarkets, department stores and pharmacies, sell products from many different brands, while others, like Ikea and many clothiers, sell items all tagged with an in-house label. Policy-wise, though, they are usually treated pretty much alike. India, however, is not most economies. InBy Amy Kazmin in New Delhi
Mar 07 2013 18:25 GMT
Gap shares halted after early data release
Trading in Gap shares was halted briefly on Thursday after the retailer's latest sales data were accidentally released several hours early, the latest case of an unplanned data leak roiling companies and markets. The halt in share trading, which came after a sudden 4 per cent rally, was requested byBy Barney Jopson in New York
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