Sentence examples for new carrefour from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if the merger goes through, the Halley family and its friends will own just over a third of the new Carrefour.

Mitterrand had visited in 2002, for the opening of a new Carrefour superstore, which bore the name of her late husband, in the Kurdish capital of Erbil).

(Mme. Mitterrand had visited in 2002, for the opening of a new Carrefour superstore, which bore the name of her late husband, in the Kurdish capital of Erbil).

Inside a flashy new Carrefour supermarket, a group of sales clerks are evoking the sounds, if not the sights and smells, of China's traditional open-air food markets, hawking meat and fish to passing customers.

The new head of Carrefour's Brazilian operations, Eric Uzan, said last month that his company planned to grow by building stores rather than buying them, and would invest $175 million in the country this year.

Ms. Derosmy's new home is in Carrefour, where most of the 1,300 transitional shelters in metropolitan Port-au-Prince have been built.

Clients of the new network include Intel; Carrefour, the European supermarket chain; Diageo, the alcoholic beverage empire; Diesel, the clothing retailer; and Reckitt Benckiser, the European consumer goods company.

Sales were flatter than pitta bread.In this section The next frontier After the horse has been bolted The say-on-pay payday Up the right aisle Running out of road Time is money Smog and mirrors How to make a killing ReprintsEnter Georges Plassat, the new boss who joined Carrefour last year.

Surrounded by this wreckage, new arrivals from abroad like Costco and Carrefour, the French chain that is the world's second-largest retailer, are attempting nothing less than the re-education of the Japanese consumer.

What's new: Alba increased investments in French retailer Carrefour, cell phone group Airtel, pay-TV company Sogecable.

Carrefour would have a 50% stake in the new entity.In this section The troubles of TEPCO Google's enemies Betting the farm A French food fight From sleaze to sneeze Highly charged Too much information ReprintsThe deal has obvious attractions.