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H&M moves in on homewares Subscription Required

By Lisa Berwin

Swedish fashion giant to bring its Home offer to the UK, going head to head with Zara and Next

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Asda changes strategy as market share stalls Subscription Required

By Jennifer Creevy

Asda has said it would consider using vouchers again as part of its promotional mix after revealing it was “pleased” with the response from its unprecedented coupon offer last week.

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DFS: Sofa, so good Subscription Required

By Nicola Harrison

He may now be thinking about succession and selling the business, but Lord Kirkham does not intend to put his feet up yet. He tells Nicola Harrison about his plans to pass the £1bn sales barrier

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In-store marketing: Get to the point Subscription Required

By Joanna Perry

Retailers are increasingly in favour of decluttering stores, so what’s the future for in-store marketing?

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8-Feb-2010 | By John Ryan

Heals celebrated its bicentennial by turning over its windows to students from the nearby Slade school of art. And it was the most interesting thing on Tottenham Court Road for some time.

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Charity begins in Edinburgh Subscription Required

February 5, 2010 | By John Ryan

Working with retail guru Mary Portas, Save the Children has opened a design-led charity store in Edinburgh.

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A vicious circle of high street neglect

February 5, 2010 | By Ben Cooper, Nadia El-Asad

As our “Manifesto for the High Street” campaign continues, we look at the damage empty shops are doing to our towns with surveys of Wolverhampton and Margate

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Christmas like-for-likes Subscription Required

The full list of retailers’ festive-period trading updates.

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Dalton Philips: A good fit for Morrisons Subscription Required

February 5, 2010 | By Jennifer Creevy

As all eyes focus on the incoming Morrisons chief executive, Jennifer Creevy discovers what the Irishman is made of and asks what his impact on the grocery giant will be

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Woolies Watch: What happened to your local Woolworths?

By Martin Stabe

Updated: New research shows that 60% of former Woolworths stores have been let. Retail Week is monitoring local reports of the impact these new store openings are having in communities across Britain.

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