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Argos extends Shutl speedy delivery outside of London
Argos has launched its speedy delivery service outside of London.
Forever 21 Oxford Street extension to open by the winter
Forever 21 has confirmed it is to extend its flagship store on Oxford Street, with the new space expected to open by autumn/ winter 2012.
N Brown delivers "robust" year as Figleaves makes first profit
Home shopping fashion retailer N Brown posted a 2.5% lift in pretax profit to £96.9m for the 53 weeks to March 3 as its online lingerie business Figleaves made its first ever profit.
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Aquascutum supplier prepares to bid for brand
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Co-op trials contactless payment
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Findel full year sales edge up as turnaround plan bears fruit
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Ted Baker posts "excellent" full-year performance
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Harvey Nichols launches luxury box at Man City
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Harvey Nichols to post record profits
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Co-op to axe up to 300 jobs at HQ
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Aurum to revamp ‘jewel in crown’ as suitors circle
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Evans Cycles invests as pre-tax profits slip
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The Co-operative makes senior job cuts
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Carphone Warehouse's Dunstone backs Boxpark mall
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Primark's profits fall 8% as like-for-likes grow
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Primark to open concessions in Selfridges
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Booths eyes 10 new stores in Northwest
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CSL plots interactive online sofa site
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Figleaves in profit but N Brown warns confidence is waning
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Boots CIO Andy Haywood leaves to join Co-op
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EBay launches ad campaign to promote its Fashion Outlet
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Sales soar 10% at Selfridges in Oxford Street
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SuperGroup flagship to help brand expand product range
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Booths refinances for store expansion
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High Street Fund attracts just 25 applications
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All Saints' Craig gets his shot at glory
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Convicted rioters to be banned from Manchester city centre
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Riots calculated to have cost retailers £80m in lost sales
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JD estimates riot damage will be £10m
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Aurora launches 90-minute delivery outside London
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Banana Republic lands at the Trafford Centre
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Bank founder launches online store
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Co-op buys 3 Netto shops
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Life & Style sinks into administration
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Life & Style on brink of administration
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Morrisons opens M Local format in petrol station
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Nespresso opens first store outside London
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Game: Full list of store closures revealed
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TJ Hughes stores drive planned by new owner
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Boots to stock Portas knickers
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Footfall up 2% at Capital Shopping Centres
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Peacocks sold to Edinburgh Woollen Mill
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Morrisons lays out plans to open 300 convenience stores
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House of Fraser to extend collaboration with Mary Portas
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Primark reports 'exceptional' Christmas trading
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Multiyork chairman and chief executive Thambiah steps down
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Lush eyes central London for its biggest ever store
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Video: Debenhams virtual pop-up stores
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Superstore roll-out on the cards for Kiddicare
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Asda reviews the future of four of its Living stores
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N Brown warns of declining consumer sentiment despite profit jump
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Aurora rolls out 90 minute delivery to another six cities
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Poundland co-founder's retail business Hub collapses
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Bank holiday boosts John Lewis weekly sales
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Matalan to trial management scheme
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Selfridges Manchester revamps beauty hall as part of £20m store investment
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Riots cost retailers 7,500 trading hours as 11,000 staff impacted
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Birmingham looters may receive shop bans
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Manchester open for trade
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One in ten UK businesses impacted by riots
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Video: Retailers hit as riots spread across the UK
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Forever 21 boss spells out strategy for UK offensive
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Jessops posts first-half sales rise
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CSL sales up as it plots South East expansion
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Ted Baker sales soar ahead of expectations
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Comet looks to exit 22 prime stores
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Sheffield Meadowhall to expand
RSS feed for Manchester retail in depth
Manchester retail in depth
Suppliers and retailers: The difference between partnership and confrontation
Suppliers are exerting an increasing influence over retailers. Alex Lawson explores what makes the difference between partnership and confrontation.
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The future of Britain’s high streets
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Q&A: George Weston, chief executive of Primark owner ABF
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The store assistant of the future
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The 100 best shops
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The world’s most innovative technology
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Safe and secure
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Beating a UK retreat
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Selfridges: All set up for Christmas
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Ray Evans
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Analysis: Sizing up the high street
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Restaurant revolution for property development
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Analysis: What does Clarke's plan mean for Tesco?
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Tesco: Who is in the picture to replace Richard Brasher?
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Analysis: Morrisons boss Dalton Philips’ ‘killer concept’
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London 2012: will retailers benefit?
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‘We are not going to be an also-ran’ says Tesco chief
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Christmas adverts: Who are the winners and losers?
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Healing the high street
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Clearing up and moving on
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The catalogue retailer comes of age online
