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Articles in July 5, 2004 issue of DSN Retailing Today

• Dollar comps prove Teflon tough: going to extremes
  by Debbie Howell
• Blockbuster braces as Viacom prepares to spin
  by Doug Desjardins
• Dick's answers Gart with Galyan's
  by Mike Troy
• Online course can help get you in step with RFID
  by Sandra Kennedy
• Turbulent times for toys and sports: DIY steers clear of downturn
  by Debbie Howell
• Major indices
• The legacy of '03—a rebuilding year for many
  by Tim Craig
• Basics take a backseat to style: mid-tiers coming back into favor
  by Emily Scardino
• Circuit City sees progress
  by Laura Heller
• Target delivers the shiver to Manhatttan
• Winning strategies discussed at GMA
• Best in retail flock to developing markets: merchants without borders
  by Tim Craig
• Sears adds to roster in home fashions, electronics
  by Laura Heller
• Top 150 annual industry report
• Ashley Judd to be Kohl's American beauty
• Best Buy still turning on the fun
  by Laura Heller
• Sales rise 6.5%, lending credibility to rebound
  by Mike Troy
• Insider trades
• More channels than ever offer decor: specialists feel the heat
  by Mike Duff
• Family Dollar posts record 3Q sales
• UPC bar code turns 30 years old
• Campaign trail 2004
• Regionals and no. threes feel the heat: Ch. 11, M&As and store closings
  by Debbie Howell
• Apparel gearing up for multicultural offerings
  by Mike Troy
• Auction 'stores' take eBay appeal to offline shopper
  by Mike Duff
• Look to the sky for inspiration
  by Mike Troy
• PC comeback, ipod popularity add edge: discount turns up the volume
  by Laura Heller
• Top gainers: for 2 weeks ended 6/23/04
• Self-checkout generates transactions
• Grand Central Station on track to become a retail destination
  by Mike Duff
• Michaels crafting an expansion plan
  by Debbie Howell
• Alternative channels embrace emerging trends: supermarket erosion intensifies
  by Mike Duff
• Top losers: for 2 weeks ended 6/23/04
• Consumer awareness of RFID low
• Target and Isaac aiming for the bullseye again
  by Emily Scardino