The Sunday Telegraph reported that the plan for the spin-off will be discussed at the start of 2002. The plan would involve Boots shareholders getting one share in the new company for each Boots share ...

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Separate results filed under The Boots Company plc show the firm’s revenue also increased from £179m to £186m. However, its pre-tax profit was slashed from £122m to £31m.

The Boots Company plc saw revenue increase modestly from £179m to £186m, but experienced a steep fall in pre-tax profit, dropping from £122m to £31m.

According to the Companies House listing for Boots Management Services the firm’s revenue nudged up from £1.1bn to £1.16bn while its pre-tax profit rose from £55.6m to £61.7m.. Boots closes hundreds ...

Boots is not a terrible investment. Far from it. Its shares trade on one of the highest dividend yields and lowest price/earnings multiples of all the FTSE 100 stocks. In fact, these were the main ...

On 19 November 2002, the company announced that it was going to change its name from The Boots Company plc to Boots Group plc. Contacts Key contact Project manager Ian Whitehead Contact details ...

Crocs, the company widely known for its foam clogs, has introduced Crocs Classic Cowboy Boots that will hit the market Oct. 23. The company has priced them at $120.

The company sure didn’t when it was developing its mutant cowboy boots, the brand’s latest attempt to create a wearable meme. By Callie Holtermann John Wayne never dreamed of this kind of ...