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Needless to say, it’s been a mad year in the realm of alternative investments
Parent company is selling its majority stake in deal that values UK chain at £6.8bn
UK supermarkets to return £1.7bn they accepted from government in pandemic support
MPs question whether food retailers issuing dividends should benefit from Covid-19 support
Preference shares sale could help fund buyout of UK supermarket chain
Issa brothers and TDR must win over investors for £6.8bn grocery takeover after auditor resigned
Petrol stations group loses Big Four firm soon after its owners seal £6.8bn deal to buy Asda from Walmart
US retailer’s sale of Asda ends its ambitions to conquer European grocery market
Deal with Issa brothers and TDR Capital values UK supermarket group at £6.8bn
EG Group founders the Issa brothers are preferred bidders for UK supermarket
Low-profile siblings sense a seller running out of options
Consortium of Issa brothers and TDR beat Apollo to advanced talks for UK supermarket
US-based buyout group failed to reach agreement on price for UK chain or potential costs of equal-pay dispute
Asda’s past, present and future look less than legendary; Lombard’s newest Stealth Stakhanovite
Walmart-owned group looks to stem slide in market share ahead of sale or IPO
US parent group returns to process that was put on hold because of coronavirus pandemic April
Mainly female shop workers fight for parity with mostly male depot workers
Asda, Sainsbury’s, Argos and Morrisons in line for damages over transaction fees
Supermarket joins ranks of retailers cancelling incoming inventory as coronavirus pummels fashion sales
Private equity firms approached US retail group but IPO remains preferred option for UK chain
Resilience of US business helps offset weakness in some overseas markets
Growing pressure on UK retailers to improve productivity and financial performance
US business models, like US street style, do not automatically catch on overseas
First time US retail giant has acknowledged speculation about the UK supermarket’s future
Supermarket chain sticks to business-as-usual message a week after collapse of £7bn merger
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