Sainsbury, Qatar Investment Authority
Sainsbury’s shares drop after Qatari group cuts stake
Including Friday’s fall, Sainsbury’s shares are down 9.4 per cent so far this year amid concerns about the company’s ability to compete in an aggressively competitive UK retail environment. Sainsbury’s also owns the Tu clothing and Argos brands.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 was flat on Friday, weighed down by losses in Sainsbury's after its biggest shareholder cut stake in ...
J Sainsbury's shares fell on reports that its largest shareholder, the Qatar Investment Authority, said it was selling $400 million worth of shares in a regulatory filing. Shares fell 4.8% in morning ...
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Britons bruised by a cost of living crisis will not start spending strongly again until the new Labour government sets out ...
British retailer Sainsbury’s has become the ‘first UK supermarket’ to launch conventional mushrooms that have been grown ...
SAINSBURY’S shoppers heaped on the praise for the brand’s TU wide-legged jeans. Mums shared rave reviews for the stylish trousers, which they labelled “the most ...
A planning agent called the shop an "important community facility", but one ward councillor for the town branded it an ...
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