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Articles in Nov 3, 1997 issue of Discount Store News

• Holiday forecast: moderate gains: analysts predict more cheer than last year
  by Dawn Wilensky
• AutoZone tests TV security system
  by Richard Halverson
• Private label lines give power to battery sales
  by Richard Halverson
• Kmart upgrades Web presence
  by Robert Scally
• Eaton's sued by Hudson's Bay Co.; accused of stealing executives, marketing strategies
  by Jim Fox
• Music chains on the rebound
  by Earl Paige
• Suppliers get exposure on QVC; M&M/Mars most recent company to launch products
• Licensed looks alive and kickin': strongest in childrenswear, menswear
• Hi-Lo, Discount Auto merge into one lane
  by Richard Halverson
• BJ's settles credit card fee fiasco
• DVD developing at retail
  by Laura Heller
• IMRA, consumer groups rally against utility firms
• Brewing seasonal gifts: a sober strategy for the holidays
  by Laura Liebeck
• CompUSA targets diverse markets
  by Laura Heller
• Dollar General is poised to grow
  by Jennifer Negley
• Wal-Mart, Kmart stir up paint
  by Richard Halverson
• Ward tempts execs with bonus plan
• Enviro-friendly pet products scratch up sales
• Partnerships drive sales
  by Mike Troy
• Auto Week riding on full tank; sold-out shows now feature tire expo, truck parts
• Party superstores step up pressure on retailers
  by Mike Troy
• Fashion fuels storage surge
  by Dawn Wilensky
• One Price steps up
  by Don Kaplan
• 'Sales' could undercut Wal-Mart's EDLP image
  by Mike Troy
• Mass shines as no. 1 trade outlet
• Growing USOP to acquire Mail Boxes
  by Mike Troy
• 'All new Chief' is poised to be a leader
  by Richard Halverson