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DFS Hawaii figures show extent of trading slumpDFS Hawaii figures show extent of trading slump
1-Sep-2003
US. As the Hawaii Department of Transportation prepares to retender the duty-free concession at Honolulu airport, sales figures reveal the extent of DFS Group?s difficulties at the location since September 11 2001.
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?US. As the Hawaii Department of Transportation prepares to retender the duty-free concession at Honolulu airport, sales figures reveal the extent of DFS Group?s difficulties at the location since September........
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(6-Sep-2003) - Sales results show exactly why the retailer has had to struggle so hard in Hawaii.
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(9-Apr-2002) - US. Pressure is growing on DFS Group?s duty-free operation in Hawaii, following the news that sales fell 25% to $172.5m in 2001. The company, which guarantees $60m a year to the State Department of Transportation under its latest five-year concession, is struggling to meet its terms in Hawaii and some locations on the US west coast.
(2-Sep-2003) - HAWAII. DFS Group?s contract at Hawaii?s airports and downtown duty-free stores is to be retendered this month after it reached an agreement with the State of Hawaii Department of Transportation in the long-running dispute over an estimated $49m in back rent owed by the operator.
(13-Mar-2002) - HAWAII. The State Department of Transportation is reconsidering plans to double duty-free space in the main terminal at Honolulu International airport, where DFS Group is the operator. The airport has been hit hard by the fall in Asian passenger numbers since September 11.