DSG suffers £115m funding slump

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Electronics retail group DSG International suffered a £114.7m slump in its funding position last year, final results show.

The group - which owns high street giants Currys and PC World - blamed increasing long-term inflation assumptions and falling discount rates, which caused a surge in scheme liabilities over the yea...

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