Sustainability Penneys parent firm warns new recycling rules will drive up pricesPrimark told the Department of Enterprise that businesses do not have time to prepare for new measures being ‘rushed through’
Retail Primark parent injects €210m into PenneysCompany filings show Associated British Food has pumped significant amounts of money into company that operates Penneys in recent months
Companies Primark to invest more than £100 million in British shopsThe company has also announced the opening of a new distribution centre in the United States
Companies Underlying sales growth slows at Penneys over busy Christmas periodThe British clothing retail chain posted like-for-like sales growth of more than 2 per cent, which was considerably weaker than the previous quarter
Retail Primark expected to announce sales rise as parent firm gets ready to update investorsShares in Associated British Foods, which owns Primark, have risen by around a quarter over the past year
Retail Penneys launches new collaboration with ‘life-long’ fan Rita OraBritish pop star spent two years working with the fast-fashion retailer before launching new line
business No plans for Penneys click and collect in Ireland even as Primark extends service in BritainPrimark’s margin fell to 8.3% in the six months to March, down from nearly 12% a year earlier, according to its owner Associated British Foods
Companies Primark, Penneys sales up 15% after record Christmas salesAssociated British Foods, which owns Primark and Penneys, said consumer spending had proven more resilient than expected
Retail Still no online shopping at Penneys despite new Irish websiteThe company’s page will allow customers to check stock in local outlets. The retailer has traditionally shunned online sales
Companies Primark Ireland pays out €475m dividends even as after-tax profits fall 71%Company suffered a hit to retail sales due to pandemic but accumulated profits rose to €1.3bn
Metaverse Metaverse is ‘fundamentally changing how consumers behave’ – Penneys chief risk officerTraditional businesses are ‘struggling’ with technological change
Artificial intelligence can benefit SMEs, says new chair of AI centre Bronagh Riordan was appointed chair of UCD’s Irish artificial intelligence centre earlier this month
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