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The Inditex group owns Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Zara Home, Zara Kids and Pull & Bear. As of December 2011 there were just over 90 Inditex-operated stores across the UK, generating combined sales of £387m in 2010/11 and of which £332m (86%) came through the 64-strong Zara network.
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In pictures: J. Crew’s London pop-up paves the way for autumn arrival
J.Crew’s pop-up shop, which is open today and tomorrow at London’s King’s Cross, serves as an introduction to the brand for UK consumers, prior to its flagship launch on Regent Street in November. Verdict analyst Kate Ormrod gives her view.
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Comment: M&S turns on style but can it turn on customers?
Marks & Spencer hosted its much anticipated autumn/winter clothing preview, the first ranges under direction of the new clothing team and perhaps Marc Bolland’s last attempt at turning its general merchandise arm of the business back to growth after seven consecutive quarters of sales decline.
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