Discount Store News

View more issues:

Articles in Feb 6, 1995 issue of Discount Store News

• Ark. Supreme Court rules Wal-Mart's no predator: lack of proof overturns price conviction - Arkansas
  by Pete Hisey
• Kudos to the catalog: disabled kids get their due - The Power Retailers: Toys 'R' Us
  by Laura Liebeck
• Cameras and film vying for exposure at photo show - Home Products
• Kmart names Perkins chairman: Antonini remains President and CEO - Donald Perkins, Joseph Antonini
• Are Kmart executive moves casting light or shadow? - Editorial
  by Don Longo
• The new dynamic duo of cross-merchandising: toys and videos a natural twosome on selling floor - Home Products
• Sellout Toy Fair to tap hot licenses, education items - 1995
  by Laura Liebeck
• Wal-Mart's super day: 23 supercenters in 14 states; discounter focuses on localized merchandising
• Supercenters need a taste of change and real local flavor - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• Licensed sports apparel plays catch-up ball: new fads and teams help offset strike-impacted sales - includes article about 1996 Olympics mascot Izzy
  by James Mammarella
• New products and smart displays build juvenile furniture sales
• Antonini's vision fell victim to poor execution; total revamp underway - former Kmart chairman Joseph Antonini - includes related article on Kmart executives
  by Laura Liebeck
• Toys 'R' Us plans U.S. refinement, int'l expansion - The Power Retailers: Toys 'R' Us
  by Laura Liebeck
• 1995 Ad
  by Pete Hisey
• Heritage and tradition are changing the face of today's toys
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Weak peso slows U.S. retailers - Mexico
  by Susan Drummet
• From Toronto to Taiwan, TRU broadens reach: Toys "R" Us surveys foreign turf for sights unsettled - The Power Retailers: Toys 'R' Us
  by Mark Evans
• Fishing flounders, but firearms is still a sure shot: women shooters give manufacturers new target