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Articles in Jan 9, 2006, issue of DSN Retailing Today

• Costco again branches out with carwash
• Sonae deal expands presence in Brazilian market
  by Mike Troy
• Circuit City clears way for new ceo
  by Laura Heller
• Insider trades
• Finish Line unveils Paiva concept details
• Weather: forecasting services help retailers shape strategies
  by Debbie Howell
• Maxell to re-ignite vintage ad campaign
  by Laura Heller
• JCPenney
  by Kelly Nolan
• BJ
  by Mike Duff
• Thacker to showcase marketing savvy at OfficeMax
  by Mike Troy
• GameStop taps Morgan from EB as prez
• Walgreens adds RFID tracking systems
• Cost Plus World Markets
  by Mike Duff
• Aeropostale
  by Kelly Nolan
• Marsh Supermarkets
  by Mike Duff
• Auto graphics
  by Debbie Howell
• Study: the ups and downs of being No. 1
  by Mike Troy
• Best Buy raises hopes in hurricane zone
  by Laura Heller
• Pier 1
  by Mike Duff
• Christopher & Banks, a women's apparel chain with over 700 stores in 45 states, announced the resignation of Bill Prange as chairman and ceo last month, due to health reasons
  by Kelly Nolan
• If LNT can't close the deal, will another offer come?
  by Mike Duff
• What is retailing's place in the culture of America?
  by Ken Rankin
• Will Circuit find its way to turnaround city? Circuit City is making moves to regain its place as the No. 1 specialty CE retailer. It is currently testing new initiatives in 20 stores in two new markets
  by Laura Heller
• WestPoint Home has signed a license to produce a line of bedding and bath products featuring Princess Natasha, the KOL online cartoon adventure heroine
  by Mike Duff
• Target using dairy to milk all it can from food
  by Mike Duff
• Showcasing auto styling cues inside and out
  by Debbie Howell
• Are supercenters on their way to Canada?
  by Mike Troy
• Five Below is retail mecca for shoppers 15 and below
  by Mike Duff
• Novelty lamps
  by Mike Duff
• Linens 'N … wine
  by Mike Duff
• Gadget chargers
  by Debbie Howell
• RadioShack says it will miss '05 forecast
• eDeals innovation pushes envelope in online shopping
  by Mike Duff
• Circuit City has launched an online computer services program in conjunction with PlumChoice
  by Laura Heller
• Intimates grow up—for the young at heart
  by Kelly Nolan
• Top gainers: for 2 weeks ended 12/21/05
• The high price of crime: databases help defend against organized retail theft
  by Laura Heller
• CompUSA
  by Laura Heller
• Shearling slippers
  by Kelly Nolan
• World's largest retailer looks to be world's best marketer
  by Mike Troy
• Online poll: new year's forecast: based on responses collected from Dec. 8, 2005, through Dec. 21, 2005
• Japanese retailer Uniqlo plans expansion into U.S. market
  by Kelly Nolan
• Oldham collection
  by Mike Duff
• FreshDirect helps releive holiday overindulgence
  by Mike Duff
• Editorial
  by Mike Troy
• Does Albertsons' future lie in possible new purchase deal?
  by Mike Duff
• Top losers: for 2 weeks ended 12/21/05
• Federated shuffles division execs
• Wal-Mart promotes Stewart to CTO
• Kiosks: retailERS getting the picture
  by Laura Heller
• Microsoft is expanding its reach into the world of digital music as well
  by Laura Heller
• Customers drive to IKEA Stoughton with the help of Zipcar
  by Mike Duff
• Full-figure bras get gorgeous and girly, thanks to study
  by Kelly Nolan
• Japanese tire distributor Sumitomo recently bought TBC, which operates retail tire centers in North America called Tire Kingdom, Merchant's Tire & Auto Centers and National Tire & Battery, for $1.1 billion
  by Debbie Howell