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Barratts Priceless restructures board as turnaround continues
Footwear group Barratts Priceless has restructured its management team and appointed John Hood, former managing director of footwear retailer Brantano Footwear, to the new role of brand director at Barratts.
N Brown on the acquisition trail after strong start to year
Home Shopping group N Brown is eyeing further acquisitions to drive growth as it revealed a strong first half.
Radley Sings A New Toon
Bags and accessories retailer Radley will unveil a new store design next month when it opens a shop in Newcastle’s Metrocentre.
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The face of east London retail
As Westfield Stratford City gets away from the blocks, why have retailers chosen to be present and what are they doing to ensure that they are successful? John Ryan reports
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The Olympic opportunity
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Dave Forsey
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Pop and go
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The new North-South divide
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HMV: Music to investors’ ears?
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Capital Shopping Centres opens Eldon Square extension
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Is the property market moving in favour of the landlords again?
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The many faces of Mike Ashley
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The new ghost towns on UK high streets
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Newcastle: Retailers’ move to Eldon Square extension leaves voids in existing centre
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Store design: Design heroes
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In for a pound
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A tale of two nations
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Desperately seeking chairman
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Payment upfront
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Investors see value in retail’s ugly ducklings
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John Lewis and fashion move as one
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Primark wins praise as ethics take centre stage
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Little encouragement as vacancy rates soar
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Next boss Simon Wolfson excels again
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Next's Simon Wolfson surprises again
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Why retailers can't sit on their hands with store design
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JJB Sports: a game of two halves
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A forgotten age
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Airport retail needs personality
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Bonus earners aren’t the ones to watch
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Ashley has yet to redeem himself
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The beautiful game turns ugly for retail
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Slow first half for Tesco
