While the UK is yet to see the kind of CD sales declines seen elsewhere in the world, Woolworths have confirmed that music sales in their stores continue to decline. However, the Woolies lot were upbeat nevertheless because despite the decline in music sales, other sales were up, including other entertainment products, which means they've made a half year loss of £59.2 million, which is good news when compared to the £66.8 million loss made in the same period last year.
Sep 20, 2007
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Woolies music sales down, but sales generally up
Woolworths reports music sales continue to fall, but other sales rose, narrowing its half-year loss to £59.2 million from £66.8 million a year earlier.