On the money: Family Dollar eyes continued ID growth
By: Katy Askew | 7 April 2010
US retailer Family Dollar has indicated that it will look to continue the acceleration of its comparable-store sales growth as it looks to build revenues and profits at its discount chain.
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US retailer Family Dollar has indicated that it will look to continue the acceleration of its comparable-store sales growth as it looks to build revenues and profits at its discount chain.
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