All Retail Week articles in April 2005
Browse all news stories and articles from this date or time period.
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Profits climb 8 per cent at Kesa
But the electricals giant warns that the UK market is still struggling
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Morrisons financial director steps down in board reshuffle
Martin Ackroyd to be replaced as Next chairman drafted in as deputy chairman
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Kickers opens at MetroCentre
Gateshead mall hosts first standalone store for the French footwear retailer
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Next delivers profits rise
Company weathers storm on the high street but expects tough year ahead
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Supermarkets under threat from local traders
More shoppers supporting independent retailers over big-name grocers
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Woolworths presents mixed bag at yearly results
Strong wholesale operations boost group's performace amid potential takeover
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Asda makes its jeans cheaper than a bottle of wine
Retailers slash prices to ensure they get a happy Easter
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Older men still in denim and downloading music
Are attitudes to the older shopper in-line with reality?
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Friends of the Earth slams Supermarket Code
Suppliers were too scared to complain to OFT, claims environmental group
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Retail-week.com adds data pages
Latest sales figures, footfall, supermarket sales and vacant properties all available on one site
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Sainsbury's sales grow in fourth quarter
Justin King pleased but warns against complacency on road ahead
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Merchant Retail bags £29 million from Joplings sale
Department store card business JFS will be retained until autumn
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Waitrose completes line up at Cheltenham's St James
John Lewis Partnership lets four units adjoining Food & Home store
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Holland & Barrett signs Kim Wilde for ad drive
Magical campaign to feature chart topper of yesteryear
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Debenhams bucks high street trend as it heads for full-price Christmas
Debenhams plans to hold the line during the crucial run-up to Christmas and insists it will not go on Sale early.
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M&S tender offer closes as shareholders approve buy-back
Myners explains why they won't get as much as Philip Green offered them