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• New WB deal opens door to highly coveted demo
  by Emily Scardino
• Vegas hardware show plays roulette and wins
  by Debbie Howell
• When the talk is downtown, expect more from Target
  by Tim Craig
• JCPenney courts young, hip consumer base: success measured in comp gains
  by Emily Scardino
• Can-do attitude helps service sector thrive
• Winston-Salem, N.C.—the apparel motor sports licensing craze has extended to birthday suits: NASCAR's Jeff Gordon and Halston have just teamed up to relaunch its first men's cologne, Halston Z-14
• Retro still rules the apparel floor
  by Emily Scardino
• Wal-Mart does to tune-n-lube what specially stores cannot
  by Debbie Howell
• Best Buy CEO shares wealth
• Toysrus.com sues Amazon.com
• Office Depot resurges amid merchandising makeover
  by Mike Troy
• Boston Market trades through grocery aisles
  by Mike Duff
• Major indices
• Wellness and waters change alternative drinks: segment lines are blurring as vendors reformulate just about everything
  by Mike Duff
• Wal-Mart appoints new senior vp
• Staples launches Expo too small-business market
  by Mike Troy
• Anna's Linens emerges as innovative underdog
  by Mike Duff
• New York—to mark its 25th anniversary, Candie's has partnered with "Sex In The City" costume designer Patricia Field to produce a limited range of footwear, apparel and accessories
• Supplier resource guide: the industry's most comprehensive list of retail service companies throughout Northwest Arkansas
• Washington, D.C.—Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization that produces "Sesame Street," is launching a program that will utilize a coalition of partners and an advisory board of health, nutrition, fitness and education exper
• Five-year Wal-Mart growth plan raises bar of 'unbelievable!'
• Top gainers: for 2 weeks ended 5/26/04
• RadioShack aims to be quicker to market
• Hayward, Calif.—Mervyn's just threw a new exclusive into the ring, based on Olympic gold medalist and six-time world champion Oscar De La Hoya
• Fun frosting
• Brown the new black? It was for a day
• Vintage properties get a new look
• New Toys 'R' Us club promotes year-round shopping
  by Emily Scardino
• Xanadu will revolutionize retailtainment
  by Tony Lisanti
• Mexx feeds market madness for value-based euro glam
  by Emily Scardino
• VF sells Healthtex, acquires Vans
• Tyson, Hunt help put region on the map
• Material matters
• America's most powerful partnership
  by Mike Troy
• Fresh formulations make healthier condiments: now that fat isn't necessarily the enemy, a wider assortment of products thrive
  by Debbie Howell
• Sears chief faces tough crowd at meeting
• JCPenney fetes third straight year of gains
• Toysrus.com earns title of cyber world's biggest toy store
  by Doug Desjardins
• Crockery kits
• Insider trades
• Kids TV surpasses film as source for branded merchandise
  by Doug Desjardins
• McDonald's offers DVDS to go
• Kohl's classes it up with Chaps men's wear
  by Emily Scardino
• CompUSA enters category by innovations and acquisition
  by Laura Heller
• What's ringing the regi$ter$?
• Natural meat
• 10 best practices for a successful relationship
• Kmart's Lampert: back to basics
  by Debbie Howell
• Top losers: for 2 weeks ended 5/26/04
• BJ's announces gains at annual meeting
• Los Angeles—based on its success at retailers including Kohl's, Mervyn's and JCPenney, JNCO has signed E. Gluck Corp
• Other alternatives
• London—while the Queen Mum is certainly well heeled, Historic Royal English Palace Brands will be available for licensing for the first time this year
• Studios look to create new classics
• Galyan's woos enthusiast with 'wow' of retailtainment
  by Mike Troy
• Wal-Mart's ASDA to take George global
• Target annual meeting looks back to the future
  by Laura Heller
• Whole foods transcends grocery shopping experience
  by Mike Duff
• Minneapolis—Nash Finch is discontinuing its Buy n Save and Avanza retail formats
• CE starts showing up in the oddest places
• Meat sizzles as trends ignite sales: beef, pork, chicken and like products are good for you again, and retailers are capitalizing
  by Mike Duff
• Stores hold the key to understanding Wal-Mart success factors
• Home Depot chissels out change by taking on new demographics
  by Debbie Howell
• Gart tries on sporty new look at TSA
  by Mike Troy
• Casual Male expands into Canada
• Target pumps chic into HBC—and mass never looked better
  by Laura Heller
• Target fixed on food: discount stores, supercenters combine to boost edibles market share
  by Debbie Howell
• campaign Trail 2004
• New approaches keep sweets from souring: candy gains with new products that eliminate sugar, corn syrup
  by Debbie Howell
• There's plenty more boom to come