DSG International - the former Dixons group - has been under pressure ever since US group Best Buy announced its intentions to move into the European consumer electronics market by paying £1.1bn for a half-share of Carphone Warehouse's stores.
A strategic review by DSG proved a damp squib. But there have also been suggestions that Best Buy - to further its ambitions - might also turn its attentions to DSG, either by buying stores or the whole business. That whisper seems to be doing the rounds again today, although so far DSG's shares have not responded. They are down 1.25p to 56.75p.
