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Articles in Dec 19, 2005 issue of DSN Retailing Today

• HEB plus! is at it again—turning heads with new gm line
  by Debbie Howell
• NY & CO. launches flagship In Manhattan
• Wal-Mart express brings basic needs to hurricane zone
  by Carlie Kollath
• The ultimate 'item merchant'
  by Mike Duff
• Making the club a thing of beauty
  by Antoinette Alexander
• Shaping up: Wal-Mart begins the New Year with a restructured executive team pursuing new strategies in merchandising, marketing and operations
  by Mike Troy
• Supplier development serves customers worldwide
  by Glenda Hanh
• PLMA conference showcases non-food, private label brands
  by Laura Heeler
• Top gainers: for 2 weeks ended 12/7/05
• Culture of inclusion: where top executives lead by example and honesty and frugality are valued virtues
  by Doug Desjardins
• Worldwide warehouse
  by Mike Duff
• Proof of club popularity is in the 64-ounce pudding
• People & events
• Forging a pharmacy presence: in-store strategies gain momentum
  by James Frederick
• Sears fills up year-end agenda with staffing, earnings, Canada bid
  by Laura Heller
• Holiday's second half puts bigger emphasis on gift cards
  by Mike Troy
• Insider trades
• Don't mess with success: a $50 billion formula built on word-of-mouth marketing and trust
  by Doug Desjardins
• Health screenings build loyalty
  by Debbie Howell
• Golden Garth
  by Mike Troy
• '06 can only get better
  by Mike Troy
• Meijer president Zigerelli quits; management refutes Tesco rumors
  by Mike Duff
• Dick's shops Sears ranks and lands a softlines vet
  by Mike Troy
• Major indices
• Betting on benefits: generosity strategy pays off
  by Doug Desjardins
• The new face of fresh supplier: synergies keep quality high, costs low
  by Mike Duff
• Testing in-store check-ups before you check out
  by Mike Troy
• New standards ensure crustaceans not so fishy
  by Mike Troy
• At 40% larger, new Costco prototype redefines big
  by Doug Desjardins
• Kroger sees largest same-store sales jump
• Envy of its peers: Costco: retailer of the year
  by Tim Craig
• Side business is big business
  by Doug Desjardins
• A private label success story
  by Mike Duff
• NWA directory
• All bulked up: as consumers keep the club craze going, market-share prospects go through the roof
  by Doug Desjardins
• Fortunoff offers taste of Italy
• HBC rejects share offer from Maple Leaf
• Kohler stand-alone targets Luxe Home Renovator
• Hunting for treasures
  by Doug Desjardins
• Vitamins drive OTC sales
  by Michael Johnsen
• JDA opens training facility in Bentonville
• Themed events prove popular in-store actions clear path through clutter
• Dollar general market to grow 70 in 2006
  by Debbie Howell
• Top losers: for 2 weeks ended 12/7/05
• The Sinegal factor: thriving with a hands-on approach
  by Mike Duff
• Where merchandising and value are one
• Editorial
  by Mike Troy
• Personalization lends flare to gift cards
  by Mike Troy
• Casual corner group to close stores by early '06
  by Kelly Nolan
• Winn-Dixie ready to emerge from CH. 11
• Ramping up real estate: taking zoning issues, property costs head on
  by Mike Duff
• Getting a foot in the door
  by Mike Duff
• The lure of in-store freebies
  by Mike Troy
• Crafting the message when change is at hand: Randy Leake, director of sales, RoseArt, on the effect That change can have on a supplier's communications
• Why I'm fighting for Wal-Mart
  by Luke Boggs
• Wired tests temp store in New York City
• LNT to vote on proposal to sell company
• Online poll: Black Friday pricing: based on responses collected from Nov. 11 through Dec. 8
• Softener's solution to "hard times"
• Wine business is biggest in U.S
  by Mike Duff
• Scholarship named for retiring Connolly
• Impressed by Costco? Join the club
  by Tim Craig
• Suppliers' new item process simplified
• Fashion merchants turn to celebs and say, 'you're hired'
  by Kelly Nolan
• Correction
• A model business: long-term vision benefits customers, employees
  by Mike Troy
• Innovation has its own reward
  by Mike Duff
• Reading the avid book buyer
  by Debbie Howell
• New fund to aid women, minority suppliers
• Retail greatness defined by more than low price
  by Bernadette Casey