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Old factory becoming retail park - Vimarsana News

Old factory becoming retail park

The real estate development will include a retail park and a housing area with 104 apartments. 

Farmers must say no more often in price negotiations, says expert - Vimarsana News

Farmers must say no more often in price negotiations, says expert

Farmers must learn to say no to supermarket buyer demands for cheap food if they want to strengthen their hand in price negotiations. That’s the advice

Source: fwi.co.uk
Farmers urged to say 'no' more often to supermarket demands - Vimarsana News

Farmers urged to say 'no' more often to supermarket demands

Farmers have been urged to manage risk better by saying 'no' more often to supermarket and distributor demands.

Government declared 'not fit for purpose' over price cap plan | News - Vimarsana News

Government declared 'not fit for purpose' over price cap plan | News

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Sunday newspaper round-up: Glencore, Tesco, Vodafone - Vimarsana News

Sunday newspaper round-up: Glencore, Tesco, Vodafone

Glencore is being prodded by an influential investor, Bluebell Capital Partners, not to delay letting go of its environmentally damaging coal mining business. The FTSE 100 listed outfit's plan had been to acquire Teck Resources, merge its coal unit with it and to then spinoff and list the combined company on the New York Stock Exchange. After Teck rebuffed its offer, those plans are at risk, but Bluebell is urging Glencore to let go of that business, saying that the remainder of the company would then fetch a higher valuation. - Financial Mail on Sunday