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Articles in March 17, 1997 issue of Discount Store News

• The Big Three turn in big yearend numbers
• Strategy shifts to building brands out of properties
  by Robert Scally
• Staples/Office Depot still wait to merge as stock prices soar
• Ames scores by practicing the basics
  by Jeffrey Arlen
• SuperT's next blitz: Atlanta
  by Richard Halverson
• Tennis industry courts kids to push entry-less sales at mass
  by Mike Troy
• Lounge looks wake up sleepwear
• Supercenters, clubs reshaping U.S. grocery store business
  by Mike Troy
• Category management's missing link
  by Mike Troy
• Brand names make dollars and sense for 99 Cents Only
  by Robert Scally
• Novelty candy is serious biz
  by Laura Liebeck
• APS, 35mm support develops at photo show
  by Dawn Wilensky
• With tough competition, Blowout vows to take it slow
• Home meal replacement is the future in the food category
  by Tony Lisanti
• Infants' and toddlers' matures with boutiques
• Target turns up the heat in Jersey
• Frames and albums pose as new fashionable accessories
  by Dawn Wilensky
• Sport shirts edge ahead
• Wal-Mart just the beginning for Canadian unionizers
  by Jim Fox
• Backyard makes splash
  by Laura Liebeck
• BJ's Wholesale Club ends year with sales up 16%
  by Ed Rubinstein
• From black sheep to star, direct-to-video gains respect
  by Robert Scally