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  • AtW
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    If I was the supplier I would not have agreed to supply him ever again, same for landlords - let him sell trainers in the House of Frazer...

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  • Mordac
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    On the basis that Ashley has already said he won't pay any supplier invoices which pre-date his takeover, I have no sympathy for the greedy (insert expletive of your choice) tenant...

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  • AtW
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    Greedy landlords...

    House of Fraser attacks 'greedy' landlords

    House of Fraser has criticised "greedy landlords" that are resisting new owner Mike Ashley's attempts to cut rents on the store chain's 59 outlets.

    Earlier this month the Sports Direct owner bought the retailer for £90m after it collapsed into administration.

    It has been seeking to cut rents in an attempt to prevent stores from closing.

    The British Property Federation criticised Sports Direct, saying one party cannot "cry 'unfair' in the media when it doesn't get what it wants".

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45328727

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