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A retail-heavy week also includes updates from beleaguered luxury outfit Burberry, Primark owner Associated British Foods, AO World, the online white goods retailer, and AIM-listed online fashion group Asos, all of which have been hit by the retail sell-off since the start of December.

This week there was even speculation that it might sell off its retail operation altogether.

Known for its white-and-green gas stations, the Hess Corporation announced on Monday a plan to sell off its retail and refining operations and focus primarily on oil production.

A month after Elliott first announced its broadside, Hess said that it planned to sell off its retail and refining arm and announced a shakeup of its board, adding several former oil industry executives.

It's chief executive recently told a reporter that it may eventually sell off its retail business and focus only on crypto-related businesses, including its token trading exchange tZero.

And a new chief executive is working to sell off the retail and exploration businesses.

Following its bail-out by the British government Lloyds was ordered by the European competition authority in 2009 to sell off assets in retail banking.

The chancellor, who has backed away from offering the stock to retail investors, has committed not to sell off any of the remaining shares for less than 73.6p each.

Hester clashed with politicians over their desire to see RBS's investment bank scaled back and for the bank to sell off its U.S. retail business Citizens and this contributed to his departure.

The Kushners had to sell off the building's retail space.

Instead, it wants to sell off most of the generation and retail-distribution facilities, while keeping transmission in state hands.