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My Week: Clare Thommen of Boudiche - Management TodayAsda sees a cautious customer but sales still have healthy glow - Yorkshire PostInterview: John Heath - Cruise control - Scotsman
Tuesday, 08 Sep 2009 - 00:11:24

My Week: Clare Thommen of Boudiche Management Today After this it was straight on to the launch for a new ladieswear store, Cruise. I rarely get a night to myself and my diet is certainly beginning to suffer ...

Asda sees a cautious customer but sales still have healthy glow Yorkshire Post The Leeds-based group said second quarter like-for-like sales rose 7.2 per cent, excluding fuel and adjusted for Easter. Judith McKenna, Asda`s chief ... and more »

 Interview: John Heath - Cruise control
 Scotsman
We're sitting on a plush sofa in the new  ladieswear boutique in George Street, which relaunched last week, with staff buzzing around us preparing for a  ...

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Boro 25% Off Sale at Shops - FansOnLine.netOpen day three as it happened - BBC SportNew shop moves in to Southport town centre - Southport VisiterEdgars lays off workers - Zimbabwe Telegraph
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2009 - 17:20:20

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Boro 25% Off Sale at Shops FansOnLine.net Fans can now take advantage of another great sale at the MFC Official stores and online with polo shirts, T-shirts and ladieswear now reduced ...

Open day three as it happened BBC Sport Steve Marino is originally from Oklahoma, but now resides in Florida, where the sun shines brighter and the ladies wear less. He just misses left with his ... and more »

New shop moves in to Southport town centre Southport Visiter It carries an extensive range of ladieswear and accessories for ages 19 - 40 and a teenwear range from 7 -13. Mrs Grime added: 'It`s obviously important at ... and more »

 Edgars lays off workers
 Zimbabwe Telegraph
 ... and produces a wide range of  ladies wear and gentleman casual wear. The company supplies the retailing chains within the group and other  retailers.  ...

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Matalan wears recession well as it looks to expand - Daily MailCharity shops in clothing war with supermarkets - Leicester Mercury
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2009 - 09:38:26

Daily Mail

Matalan wears recession well as it looks to expand Daily Mail More impressive was the 8.2 per cent leap in underlying sales in the 14 weeks to June 6, with ladieswear and childrenswear selling well. ... and more »

 Charity shops in clothing war with supermarkets
 Leicester Mercury
 Ladieswear used to account for 63% of our income," says Jonathan. "Now it's 24% of our income." Despite everything, clothing is still the thing that drives  ...

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Primark to pay council £290000 for fresh air - Edinburgh Evening NewsFashion brand Henleys chooses Cheshire Oaks for an outlet first - LDPBusinessThings might be tight for clothes firm - Stoke & Staffordshire
Monday, 08 Jun 2009 - 09:34:35

Primark to pay council £290000 for fresh air Edinburgh Evening News, UK Primark is taking over the former Marks & Spencer ladieswear store on Princes Street, which has a bridge at the rear of the building, crossing Rose Street Lane to storage areas. Despite owning the bridge, Primark still has to pay the council a fee ...

Fashion brand Henleys chooses Cheshire Oaks for an outlet first LDPBusiness, UK ... Liverpool One retail complex, and a high street presence in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol and Sheffield. The Bristol-based business was established in 1996 as a menswear brand before branching out and adding a ladies wear line in 2002. ...

Things might be tight for clothes firm
Stoke & Staffordshire, UK
 LADIESWEAR firm Slimma believes trading in the next six months will be "the most challenging" yet after reporting a sharp decline in its half-yearly pre-tax profits. The company, which currently employs 50 people at its Leek headquarters and 13 at a  ...... Comment?

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Many names have come and gone on Princes Street since the economic ... - Edinburgh Evening NewsFashion brand Henleys chooses Cheshire Oaks for an outlet first - LDPBusinessThings might be tight for clothes firm - Stoke & Staffordshire
Monday, 08 Jun 2009 - 09:34:35

Many names have come and gone on Princes Street since the economic ... Edinburgh Evening News, UK The fashions store is taking over the former Marks & Spencer ladieswear store at 91-92 Princes Street, which has a bridge at the rear of the building, crossing Rose Street Lane to storage areas. Despite owning the bridge, Primark still has to pay the ...

Fashion brand Henleys chooses Cheshire Oaks for an outlet first LDPBusiness, UK ... Liverpool One retail complex, and a high street presence in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol and Sheffield. The Bristol-based business was established in 1996 as a menswear brand before branching out and adding a ladies wear line in 2002. ...

Things might be tight for clothes firm
Stoke & Staffordshire, UK
 LADIESWEAR firm Slimma believes trading in the next six months will be "the most challenging" yet after reporting a sharp decline in its half-yearly pre-tax profits. The company, which currently employs 50 people at its Leek headquarters and 13 at a  ...... Comment?

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Fashion brand Henleys chooses Cheshire Oaks for an outlet first - LDPBusinessSun still shines at malls - Financial Mail (subscription)
Friday, 05 Jun 2009 - 09:35:20

Fashion brand Henleys chooses Cheshire Oaks for an outlet first LDPBusiness, UK ... Liverpool One retail complex, and a high street presence in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol and Sheffield. The Bristol-based business was established in 1996 as a menswear brand before branching out and adding a ladies wear line in 2002. ...

Financial Mail (subscription)
Sun still shines at malls
Financial Mail (subscription), South Africa
Besides the flagship Foschini  ladieswear chain, the group includes Markhams, Due South, Total Sports, sportscene, and @home. According to CEO Doug Murray, the second half uptick in sales has continued into this financial year.  ...... Comment?

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