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Articles in June 21, 2004 issue of DSN Retailing Today

• Save-A-Lot expands combination format
  by Mike Duff
• Insider trades
• An industry group backed by Toshiba says it could have a high-definition DVD format on the market in early 2005 if it can find studios to provide it with content
  by Doug Desjardins
• Nordstrom
  by Emily Scardino
• When not talking financials, fanfare abounds: this year's shareholder rally had major pop culture appeal, with celebrities from the hit TV show "American Idol" and Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry, as well as a whole lot of powerful female voic
• The benefits of crossing channels: a veteran vendor's point of view
  by Don Patrican
• Survey: China ventures paying dividends
• Albertsons declares quarterly dividend
• Kmart bubble and the Wal-Mart struggle
  by Mike Troy
• HomeCare Labs
• Whoopee cushions
• Kohl's exec deck keeps reshuffling
  by Emily Scardino
• Depot to buy 24 Kmart stores
  by Debbie Howell
• LIMA forsees huge 2nd half for entertainment properties
  by Doug Desjardins
• E3 gives new consoles play time
• Levi's Signature making its mark in mass
• Wellness and home: a homeopathic fit
• BJ's names new evp of merchandising
• Top losers: for the 2 weeks ended 6/9/04
• Hastings Entertainment
  by Doug Desjardins
• Deloitte Research's Leading Index of Consumer Spending
• Shareholder proposals for reform keep coming
• Students mean business at SIFE competition
  by Tony Lisanti
• Linens 'n Things gains Moore from Kohl's loss
  by Mike Duff
• Target summers in The Hamptons
  by Emily Scardino
• Big Lots DC opens S.W. opportunities
  by Debbie Howell
• DVDs on-the-go
• Sesame Street Workshop and Nicole Miller have teamed up to produce a new line of newborn, infant and toddler apparel
  by Emily Scardino
• Fire awards: finest in retailing
• Studios unearth horror classics
• JCPenney chief hints at successor
• Top gainers: for the 2 weeks ended 6/9/04
• Wal-Mart
  by Doug Desjardins
• Sears
• Outdoor Toy Show gets off to promising start
• Wal-Mart reminds shareholders figures and values are solid
  by Mike Troy
• May buys Field's from Target
  by Laura Heller
• Home Depot plans include Big Orange in Big Red
  by Debbie Howell
• Low-carb, ethnic flavors top trends at All-Candy
  by Debbie Howell
• DVD promo
• Signature accents complement Levi khakis, denim
• Folksy takes a back seat to subdued stylings
• Musicland dances to own beat after Best Buy divestiture
  by Laura Heller
• Major indices
• DIC entertainment and General Mills are teaming up to give away millions of free DVDs in cereal boxes this summer
  by Doug Desjardins
• Alright overnight
• Division heads let numbers do the talking: much of the time usually spent talking about division performance was concentrated instead on associates, jobs and the Wal-Mart culture
• Is retailing ready for President Nader?
  by Ken Rankin
• ShopKo delays Express launch; Pamida surprises
  by Laura Heller
• Wal-Mart keeps eye on the prize
  by Tony Lisanti
• Campaign trail 2004
• Select Comfort
  by Mike Duff
• KB Toys last month sold the assets from its Internet retail business, formerly eToys.com, to Toy Acquisition Corp
  by Doug Desjardins
• Videos to support new Barbie, Bratz lines
• The Children's Place eyeing Disney stores
• 99 Cents Only lowers 2Q guidance
• Consumer behavior is the latest blur
  by Tim Craig
• The Bombay Company is partnering with Amazon.com to manage its Internet sales sites
  by Mike Duff
• The Toy Industry Association has rescheduled the 2005 International Toy Fair to Feb. 20 to 23
  by Doug Desjardins