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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

Philip Green

Bhs 'solid' despite sales slump RETAIL boss Sir Philip Green described trading as "competitive and unpredictable" after sales at his Bhs chain fell four per cent in the past six weeks.

Bhs stores report weak numbers SIR Philip Green, the billionaire tycoon behind the Bhs chain, has denied himself another dividend after the retail group managed just a three per cent rise in operating profit last year.

Green wary despite recovery at Bhs RETAIL tycoon Sir Philip Green warned it was too early to give a clean bill of health for the high street despite improving sales at clothing giant Bhs.

Green denies Debenhams is up for sale RETAIL magnate Sir Philip Green denied reports yesterday that he was considering the sale of his Bhs chain to focus on his Arcadia multiple chains group, spearheaded by Topshop.

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