US: Winn-Dixie losses down on increased sales
By just-food.com | 27 October 2006
Winn-Dixie Stores has reported a US$24.6m operating loss for the quarter ended 20 September, a considerable improvement on the $552.5m loss posted for the comparable period of last year. The struggling US retailer is still awaiting approval from the bankruptcy court for its reorganisation plan.
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Winn-Dixie Stores has reported a US$24.6m operating loss for the quarter ended 20 September, a considerable improvement on the $552.5m loss posted for the comparable period of last year. The struggling US retailer is still awaiting approval from the bankruptcy court for its reorganisation plan.
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