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Dixons ditches a ‘plethora’ of own-brands to refresh line-up
Electricals retailer wants to simplify its own-brands to focus on ‘good’, ‘better’ and ‘best’ price points
Phones 4U to open shop-in-shops in Currys and PC World
Electricals retailer Dixons has forged a partnership with Phones 4U to open mobile phone areas in at least 50 stores this year following the success of a pilot venture in Currys shops.
Dixons launches clearance format at Merry Hill
Electricals retailer Dixons has opened a clearance format at Merry Hill in the West Midlands.
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Double-dip recession fears spook the City
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Currys to honour promotional promise on Frank Lampard goal
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Profits up at DSGi after strong second half
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DSGi tests combined Currys/PC World at Bluewater
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Customers queue all night for iPad launch
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Lakeland and Richer Sounds ranked best shops in Which? survey
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SouthGate Bath 75% let
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Volatility reigns for general retail shares
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Best Buy opening helps neighbour Currys deliver top trading result
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Retail stock buoyant despite election fears
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Best Buy confirms plan to sell electric cars in UK
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Rivals dent Maplin’s multichannel sales
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Best Buy brings forward UK debut
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Sex scandals spice up demand for Pixmania’s spying devices
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DSGi pilots ‘follow me home’ service
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DSGi update may lead to shares uplift
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Customer satisfaction with top retailers improves
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DSGi to improve IT helpdesk service quality
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DSGi ready for Best Buy after stellar Christmas
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Snow causes retailers to shut up shop
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DSGi to sue legal advisers over French loss
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DSGi sees signs of improvement as results beat forecasts
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Electricals battle heats up as Comet trials city centre stores in the North
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Harrods attacks Dixons’ ‘low-down’ ad campaign
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Customers insulted on DSGi staff Facebook site
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DSGi reports ‘encouraging’ start to its year
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Computer retailers defend standards
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Productivity tool to be rolled out to more DSGi chains
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Best Buy threat to UK players overblown, analyst says
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Currys unveils a brand-building ad campaign
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Retail round-up: what the weekend papers said August 1 to August 2, 2009
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Retailers given chance to feed back on PCIDSS
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Incoming DSGi chairman appointed non-exec director
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DSGi cuts loose Hungary operation
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Carphone Warehouse scraps sales commissions after successful London trial
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DSGi secures £311m injection to speed up turnaround plans
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DSGi signs network deal to cut store costs
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DSGi responds to rights issue rumours
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DSGi to close its loss-making Nordic stores
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DSGi calms fears as trial formats take off
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DSGi to roll out new store formats
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DSGi reported to be preparing rights issue
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DSGi restructures executive team
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DSGi to slash capex as like-for-likes fall
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Bargain-hunters storm Currys’ megastore opening
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DSGi suffers poor first quarter
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DSGi to review Italian and Spanish stores
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DSGi: the City view
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DSGi profits plunge
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Morgan Stanley turns positive, but upbeat sentiment shortlived
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Browett’s plan for DSGi fails to impress the City
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First impressions: Browett's big day
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DSGi to cut 400 head office jobs
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DSGi installs ex-Tesco man to shake up ops
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On the critical list
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New look for Dixons and PC World at T5
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DSGi picks chief operating officer
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Russia’s Eldorado hit with hefty back-tax bill
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DSGi head office staff get a lesson in green printing
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DSGi’s airport Dixons stores to get makeover
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DSGi staff rush to join share schemes
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DSGi kicks off strategic review
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Electricals retailers to stop selling analogue TVs
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DSGi warns profit target will be missed by £50 million
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Retailers’ woes deepen as new year gloom tarnishes prospects
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Fears for new year take shine off upbeat week for general retailers
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Retailers' unease grows as shares continue to slump across the board
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Junction takes Herculian stake in Glasgow park
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Dixons campaign will aim to change image
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Activist investor builds stake in Kesa
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Comet to refurbish stores after profits rise
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DSGi reports World Cup sales boost
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Best Buy opens second UK store as iPad launches
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DSGi stores to stock iPad from Friday
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DSGi looks to score with World Cup TV sales
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Currys-owner DSGi unveils 6% like-for-like advance
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Strife in Greece ‘likely to benefit foreign retailers’
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DSGi ramps up team as Best Buy threat mounts
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Best Buy revs up to sell electric cars in the UK
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John Lewis first to market with 3D TV
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DSGi to trial Starbucks cafes in its megastores
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Super Thursday retail updates bolster stocks
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DSGi steps up roll out of 2-in-1 shops
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RWC2010: Reformatted DSGi stores are best performing stores in group
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Goldman Sachs eyes recovery in retail opportunities
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‘iPod’ the most searched-for brown goods brand term
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DSGi smashes Christmas expectations
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Phones 4U accelerates store refit programme
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Dixons tones down second leg of ad push
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Grocers’ non-food sales to increase 40% by 2014
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Chip and PIN cards and sat-navs ‘most endangered’ technologies says DSGi
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Dixons.co.uk ad campaign pokes fun at John Lewis and Selfridges
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DSGi’s John Browett signals lift in consumer mood
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Currys unveils first mezzanine Megastore
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Opposition surfaces to DSGi salaries for share options plans
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DSGi poaches John Lewis man to be web chief
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Ex-Dixons COO’s etail foray to sell art brands
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Best Buy bolsters UK team with ex-Kingfisher man Kevin Styles
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Currys to open in ill-fated Thurrock shop
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DSGi profits tumble
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PC World to build brand with ‘biggest ever’ marketing drive
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DSGi sells Hungary stores for €1
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DSGi improves efficiency with SAP Finance software
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DSGi to raise £310.6m
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‘Stupendous’ week for general retail stocks
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DSGi to sell Central European stores, reports claim
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Farewell to Dixons luminary Robert Shrager
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Best Buy postpones UK launch
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Online retailers lead the way in customer service
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DSGi picks new chairman
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DSGi dealt a blow as insurer slashes cover
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Retail round-up: October 19, 2008
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DSGi tests revamp of Currys.digital format
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DSGi finance director to earn £375,000 a year
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PC World facelift to be rolled out
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DSGi launches broadband deal to take on Carphone
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DSGi credit rating cut
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DSGi chief operating officer joins as consultant only
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DSGi on course for £1bn online sales
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Browett outlines DSGi strategy
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DSGi to slash store count
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DSGi to close 40 UniEuro stores
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DSGi issues another profit warning
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New-look stores get T5 off to flying start
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DSGi to extend PC World’s digital download service to all its brands
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RWC08: DSGi to launch Tech Guys across Europe
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PC World on the hunt for robotics supreme
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Poor John Lewis trading fuels City fears as Tesco is attacked
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DSGi raided in Intel probe
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DSGi to cut costs with standard IT platform
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Shares take beating as festive casualties arise
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DSGi to close nearly a third of UK stores, analyst forecasts
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DSGi to sell Dell computers
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John Browett starts at DSGi
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DSGi profits drop 25%
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DSGi: The Empire strikes back
DSGi was supposed to run for the hills with Best Buy’s UK arrival, but its Currys store shows the fight is just beginning
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Best Buy is promising to take service to a new level in electricals, but does it and how have established rivals responded to its launch? Retail Week went undercover to find out
What Apple means to retailers
Apple has again captivated consumers with its latest gadget, the iPad. Joanne Ellul pins down the brand’s enduring appeal and examines why the company is so important to other retailers
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Traffic Jams
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Retailers root for England
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Supply Chain: Tapping global sources
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Best Buy’s UK debut
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Consumer Finance: Credit where credit’s due
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Top guns: Is there still room for the maverick retail chief executive?
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Retailers prepare to tap World Cup fever
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Customer Service: Right first time
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DSGi vs. Best Buy: the electricals storm nears
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Branching out into services
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Retailers must make their own luck in 2010
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Retail’s leaders of tomorrow
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Business sales: retail makeover tactics
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Christmas trading: Cause for celebration
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Insurance: Got it covered
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Keith Jones is diving in at the deep end at JJB Sports
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On song for the festive peak
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Does David Cameron think retail?
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Retailers shaking up contact centres
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The technology behind global shopkeeping
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Top 50 retailers: Retail’s premier league
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DSGi and Kesa powering up for the electricals battle with Best Buy
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Through the keyhole of retailers’ headquarters
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The retail awards no one wants to win
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Diversification: A lucrative sideline or fatal distraction?
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John Browett has risen to the challenges at DSGi
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Retail finance directors: More than just number crunchers
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DSGi: The gloves come off
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Currys Swindon/Chelmsford: Circuit breakers
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The weirdest jobs in retail
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Carphone deal jolts electricals but grocers fail to impress City
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John Browett’s bulging in-tray
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Finding light in dark times
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Walking on air: retail at Heathrow Terminal 5
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Foreign exchange
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The importance of being earnest
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The end of the affair?
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Shopfloor education
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Universal appeal
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Desperately seeking chairman
No room for smug consensus
Ocado chief executive Tim Steiner rather gracelessly laid into independent City analysts after last week’s lacklustre IPO, following which the online grocer’s shares immediately fell below the opening price.
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Kesa turns on to change
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Same old same old in electricals
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Carpetright warning a sign of things to come
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No guarantee of success for foreign retailers
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Bring it on, Best Buy
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Looking your best
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DSGi has everything to play for
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Lehman’s ghost laid to rest?
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One for the price of two at DSGi
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DSGi begins to show spark
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Should UK retailers stay home?
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Waterstone’s must turn the page
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Good things will come out of the downturn
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Dunstone’s deal not without risk
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Will Best Buy be retail parks’ saviour?
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Dunstone’s retail double
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Daring thinking needed at DSGi
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The Retail Week – December 7, 2007
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White City or Westfield London?
