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Articles in Oct 25, 2004 issue of DSN Retailing Today

• Amazing savings signs veteran to CFO spot
• Sam's Club opens sixth retail club in Canada
• Target, Mizrahi set up home
  by Emily Scardino
• Discounters tops at keeping business fresh
  by Bernadette Casey
• Private label hits its stride
  by Mike Duff
• When reveille sounds, AAFES rises and shines
  by Tim Craig
• Supplying home basics for the not-so-basic home
  by Mike Duff
• JCPenney keeps honing off-mall prototype
  by Debbie Howell
• Top losers for 2 weeks ended 10/13/04
• New look for Disney flagship
  by Doug Desjardins
• Staples to enter Chicago market
  by Mike Troy
• National brands: feel the pressure
  by Debbie Howell
• BJ's first debut pro foods store targets restaurants
• Balancing the lure of tax-free against a multitude of marketing challenges
  by Emily Scardino
• Open-door vendor policy attracts a bevy of big-name brands
  by Mike Troy
• Intermec receive ETSI certification for RFID
• Campaign Trail 2004
• Domestics week reveals lines inspired by lifestyle trends
  by Mike Duff
• Mass channel tops in managing private-label star power
• A merchant with a mission: serving those who serve
  by Mike Troy
• Finding a million ways to say 'I miss you'
  by Debbie Howell
• DSNRT names new executive editor
• Stocks bought
• Quikdrop to open eBay 'drop-offs' in New Jersey
• A top brand by any other name is just another label
  by Tim Craig
• IKEA passes critical hurdle for Brooklyn store
  by Mike Duff
• Family dollar names vp, IT operations
• Wal-Mart details growth plans
  by Mike Troy
• Wal-Mart fragrance launch target soap fans
  by Emily Scardino
• In apparel retailing, perception is king
  by Debbie Howell
• Soldier demo tunes in to music, videos and games
  by Doug Desjardins
• Radio Shack inks two wireless deals
  by Laura Heller
• Major indices
• Costco Home comes to Arizona
  by Doug Desjardins
• Office Depot seeks new direction, new ceo
  by Mike Troy
• Today's consumers more open to try new brands
  by Debbie Howell
• Sears targets ethnic customers with new lines, bilingual associates
  by Laura Heller
• Service retailing never looked so good
  by Mike Duff
• CVS reports boost in Sept. comp sales
• Holiday outlook in Greater Bentonville rosier than most
  by Mike Troy
• eBay hits the bricks to speed slow product
  by Mike Duff
• Gift card charges equal bad business
  by Ken Rankin
• Men might run the battlefield, but women rule at retail
  by Laura Heller
• Supplying a private's pantry, from soup to nuts
  by Mike Duff
• Starbucks shoots for 15,000 stores
• Target posts 12.5% increase in Sept. sales
• L.L. Bean to expand, names new execs
• Registered to sell
• Objective customer feedback a mystery
  by Jeff Hall
• Licensed merchandise turning Toyland on its head
• Meeting the global challenge, from Texas to Taiwan
  by Debbie Howell
• SEC settles with Ahold
• Stocks sold
• Target sees pink in Times Square: temporary location donates to breast cancer research
  by Emily Scardino
• Customers at big three sport similar brands—except in …
  by Debbie Howell
• Planar boosts in-store customization
  by Mike Duff
• Outfitting the troops beyond parkas and ponchos
  by Emily Scardino
• Babies "R" inks nursery design deal
• Top gainers for 2 weeks ended 10/13/04
• Mixed projections have anxious retailers wondering, will the Grinch steal Christmas?
  by Laura Heller
• Big Lots author of latest home diva deal
• Tight race at big three for lowest-price branded goods
• When logistics is truly a matter of military precision
  by Doug Desjardins
• For weekly grocery shopping, AAFES is simply outranked
  by Mike Troy