- Borders faces up to theft
Borders UK will be the first retailer in the world to trial fully a new "smart" security system to track known shoplifters using digital face ......
- Foyles cashes in on euros
Foyles expects to achieve about 1% of its turnover in euro transactions this year, Sharon Murray, general manager of the Charing Cross Road-based store, told ......
- John Banville sales exceed expectations
Sales of this year’s surprise Booker winner, John Banville’s The Sea, are on course to match those of 2004 winner Alan Hollinghurst’s The Line of ......
- Between Silk And Cyancide
An exciting, witty, and compelling memoir of Great Britain's cryptographic war against the Germans, by code-breaker (and - maker) Marks. Son of the proprietor of ......
- Letters - September 20, 2002
On your Marks & Co ......
- No breaks at new Borders
Borders celebrated the opening of its fifth UK superstore last weekend with a 30-hour non-stop showcase of music, book- signings and readings.
- Blackwell’s by design
Blackwell’s new management team has reintroduced guidance at store level for point of sale material, window displays and front of store tables, as part of ......
- Borders grooms new managers
Borders has appointed four new superstore managers, all from its "general manager designate" programme which trains staff from other retail sectors.
- Foyles grows commercial team
Foyles has made three appointments to its commercial team, including a new buying role to build non-fiction sales.
- Highs and lows.
THE LAST few weeks at the TCPA's London offices have witnessed the excitement of an excellent TCPA conference on 'Accessible Town Centres', addressed by the ......
- Don’t Mandy me
Author Conn Iggulden is desperately trying to find a name for his new child. Guests at a trade dinner to launch the latest in his ......
- Lessons from Blackwell’s
Campus bookshops need to carve out a new role.
- Foyles chief McGinley leaves
Mike McGinley, Foyles c.e.o, is to leave after less than two years at the company to seek “opportunities outside the business”. The former m.d. of ......
- Angel goes online, Murder One moves
London independents Angel Bookshop and Murder One are attempting to retain their customer bases after being forced to relocate....
- Sign, seal and deliver
The Christmas delivery van is still essential for London booksellers. Jonathan Dean joins the Random House express for a day.