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Articles in Dec 13, 2004 issue of DSN Retailing Today

• Major indices
• Sears/Kmart deal extends Martha's reach
  by Mike Duff
• Study puts price tag on local retailers
• In-sourcing the role of the middleman
  by Mike Troy
• SEC files suit against ex-Kmart execs
• Where does this leave Penney's off-mall plan?
• Top gainers for 2 weeks ended 12/1/04
• By George, Canada embraces Wal-Mart—and vice versa
  by Mike Duff
• Blockbuster ups ante for Hollywood
• Fair paves way for new suppliers
• Wal-Mart reports November results
• Shank retires from Duckwall-ALCO
• Accelerated product evaluation program
• Letter from the editor
  by Mike Troy
• Kmart's new king maker alone in the throne
  by Laura Heller
• Two new Best Buy off-shoots build on Centricity
  by Laura Heller
• Stocks sold
• Letters to the editor
  by Jon Cunningham
• ASDA advance stirs United Kingdom retail
  by Mike Duff
• XNA ramps up growth as fliers top 500,000
• Strong relations with shipper bodes well for Foot Locker
  by Mike Duff
• Rapidly growing marketplace shapes personnel, marketing strategies
  by Mike Troy
• The Gap in "Love" with accessories
  by Emily Scardino
• Evolving partnership built on solid foundation: Scott Halliburton is a senior key account manager with the Anheuser-Busch Wal-Mart team based in Bentonville
• Black Friday blues
• Top losers for 2 weeks ended 12/1/04
• K-Sears, K-sera, sera!
  by Tony Lisanti
• Tapping Puerto Rico's cache of riches
  by Emily Scardino
• Toy Soldiers march again in New York
• Smaller suppliers bullish on RFID
• Wal-Mart international
  by Mike Troy
• Ross stores names new executives
• Thank you, Mao
  by Tim Craig
• Overseas reputation diligently guarded to avoid repeating domestic disputes
  by Mike Troy
• Japan's Seiyu reinventing itself using Wal-Mart best practices
  by Naoya Chida
• The other side of the Wal-Mart story: what we see
  by Mike Troy
• NWA directory
• Vendors see better selling options
  by Emily Scardino
• Crate & Barrel's baby gets a new store
  by Laura Heller
• Schlaepfer exits executive suite of Linens 'n Things
  by Mike Duff
• Online Monday blacker than in-store Friday
  by Bernadette Casey
• Ten things every supplier should know
• Mass merchant breaks new ground in profitable South Korea market
  by Emily Scardino
• Professional relationships thriving in Arkansas
  by Ed Clifford
• Bidders emerging for Carrefour Japan
• Bompreco purchase raises profile in Brazil
  by Doug Desjardins
• International expansion equals opportunity for suppliers
  by Mike Troy
• Food is wild card in merger deck
  by Debbie Howell
• Target designs are better urban fit
  by Laura Heller
• International gains predicted, but hard to define
• Cracking the German code not so easy this time around
  by Laura Heller
• Sun Capital acquires Rag Shops
• Adding excitement to the in-store experience
• Wal-Mart gears up for rapid rollout
• New no. 3 on paper, but can Sears/Kmart deliver?
  by Debbie Howell
• Ahold posts third-quarter sales
• Ringing in retail's new year
  by Mike Troy
• India, Russia prime contenders for future international efforts
  by Laura Heller
• People & events
• Waiting out the Argentine economy
  by Doug Desjardins
• Asda tests small format in tight U.K. market
  by Mike Duff