Entries in 'dixons' (22)
Dixons reports 3% like-for-like sales dip
Dixons Retail says its like-for-like sales fell three per cent for the 52 weeks ending April 28th, while overall sales remained flat.
DSG launching movie streaming service
Currys, PC World and Dixons owner DSG is to launch a new streaming movie service online.
Apple hires Dixons boss
John Browett, former CEO of Dixons Retail, has left the firm for a new role at Apple.
Games Retail Guide 2011
MCV's annual High Street directory provides an overview of every buying team for each key UK video games retailer, as well as up-to-date store counts, company profiles and contact details.
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Electrical retail short circuits
A Crisis of consumer confidence is having a radical impact on electricals retail.
Dixons launches game downloads
Dixons Retail has entered the digital game download market with a new online service running across three websites.
New games category boss for Dixons
A reshuffle at Dixons Retail has seen its Nintendo buyer promoted.
Dixons warns of profit slump
Dixons Retail has issued a profit warning for the financial year, reducing its forecast to £85 million from predictions of £100 to £110 million made in mid January.
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Now Currys cuts 3DS to £179
It's been out of the games biz for some time, but clearly Dixons Retail has spotted an opportunity to burst back into games retail with aplomb.
Major retailers cut 3DS price
More retailers have cut the price of the Nintendo 3DS ahead of its March launch.
DSGi results smash expectations
PC World and Currys owner DSG International achieved an eight per cent like-for-like sales growth over the Christmas period, thanks largely to electrical sales in the UK and Ireland.
DSGI shares fall to new low
Shares in DSG International fell to 46p last Friday as it prepared to reveal its results this Thursday, according to the Independent on Sunday.
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DSGi reveals games publishing plan
DSGi plans to sign up top development talent in a publishing push that will see a new range of own-brand titles on its shelves by the summer.
DSGi comes out fighting
Online, in-store services and international expansion are the key foundations upon which DSGi is set to tackle difficult trading conditions, the retailer has told MCV.
Antitrust officials raid Intel and DSG
It has emerged that that The European Commission has conducted antitrust raids on the offices of leading global chip maker Intel and Dixons and PC World owners DSG.
Store closure threat for Dixons group
DSGi may be forced to close as many as 200 of its UK stores after announcing that its profits were likely to be down as much as £50 million, a ...
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DSGi suffers ‘disappointing’ Christmas
DSGi has lowered its profit expectations by £40 – £50 million for the year, following disappointing sales over the Christmas period. For the 11 weeks ended December 29th 2007, like ...
Dixons faces FTSE de-listing
DSG International is facing the prospect of being de-listed from the FTSE 100, after a string of profit warnings, sluggish sales and over anticipation of demand by the owner of ...
Dixons and Venom to take new peripherals around the world
Parent of Dixons the DSG International Group has set up a new range of gaming peripherals in tandem with accessories specialist Venom.
DS in top 10 hot Xmas gifts, says Dixons
In a tech-heavy top 10, DS is listed as the eighth most in-demand toy for Christmas.
First half sales boost for DSGi
DSGi has posted a six per cent increase in overall revenues for the 16 weeks leading to August 18th. According to the firm, the rise in takings is largely down ...
