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Articles in Jan 10, 2005 issue of DSN Retailing Today

• Who's buying interior lighting?
• Family Dollar posts 1Q gains
• Lane Bryant joins lucky Seven7 fray
• Latino beer
• Smith & Wesson
• Insider trades
• Digital tuner mandate may further speed DTV growth
• 99 cents only names new evp, cfo
• Liz Claiborne
  by Emily Scardino
• Kroger
  by Mike Duff
• Consumer Reports
  by Laura Heller
• Best-ever data goal of ramped-up RFID program
• Best Buy departures make room for new blood
  by Laura Heller
• Mass fashion forecast: what spring will bring
• Web sites and in-store Internet kiosks allow retail customers to have it their way
• Technology is blurring the fiction line
  by Tim Craig
• OfficeMax initiates internal investigation
• Bed Bath & Beyond sees 3Q comps rise
• WestPoint Stevens
  by Mike Duff
• Meijer promotion says: 'leave the feast prep to us'
• Russell's got game
• Anti-business crowd trains sights on retailers
  by Ken Rankin
• Training aids
• Dollar Tree opens new DC in Illinois
• VF Imagewear
  by Emily Scardino
• Ingles Markets
  by Mike Duff
• Cabela's
  by Mike Troy
• Tale of the ticker tape
• AutoZone beams despite flat comps
  by Debbie Howell
• Sears site provides virtual decoration
• European retailers reckon with hard discounters' formidable potential
  by Mike Duff
• The perils of the imperial reach
  by Mike Duff
• ESPN, Foot Locker partner on e-commerce
• Rite Aid restates 2005 guidance
• West Elm
  by Mike Duff
• Target wins kudos for updating food
• National Safety Council
• Seven Wal-Mart execs fired for integrity issues
  by Mike Troy
• You can go back to school again: by applying oneself you come away with information about new technology and product trends that can change your business
  by Laura Heller
• Brazil's CBD to expand in '05
• Karl Lagerfeld
  by Emily Scardino
• Albertsons
  by Mike Duff
• Digital camera growth
• 60 stores to open by January year-end
• Coughlin leaves big shoes to fill at Wal-Mart
  by Mike Troy
• The Association of Retail Marketing Services and the International Housewares Association will hold their two shows
  by Mike Duff
• Ethnic goes mainstream where tastes are cosmopolitan
• More room for big box outside Big Apple
  by Bernadette Casey
• Ex-Kmart exec pays $2m for part in scam
• Major indices
• Home Products International
  by Mike Duff
• Tweeter Home Entertainment
  by Laura Heller
• Waitrose's unique offering appeals to discerning U.K. consumers
  by Mike Duff
• Search for growth leads outside the box and beyond U.S. borders
• After some work under the hood, Nascar ready to roll
• Home Depot hangs new shingle in Manhattan
  by Mike Duff
• Observers raise eyebrows over Blockbuster's bold moves
  by Doug Desjardins
• Mood lighting
• Circuit City
  by Laura Heller
• Say it isn't so
  by Mike Troy
• DVD formats brace for war both may win: despite winner-takes-all precedent, most see room for separate systems
  by Laura Heller
• Shoppers tapping into high tech
  by Doug Desjardins
• Walgreens drops support for Amex cards
• Branding more than a way to mark a steer
• Cost Plus
  by Mike Duff
• Johnson Outdoors
  by Mike Troy
• Kohl's makes sweet deal for exclusive Candie's line
  by Emily Scardino
• Big 5 sales streak continuing
• Evolving tastes eye lamps with fashion flair
• Office Depot to recycle phones, batteries
• At crossroads, Best Buy charges ahead with Customer Centricity
  by Laura Heller
• NPD Consumer Electronics Price Watch
  by Laura Heller
• In-store plasma TV
• Out from Target's shadow, Mervyn's recasts itself
  by Emily Scardino
• Metallic handbags
• Men's Wearhouse pulls on new thread: women's formal wear
  by Emily Scardino