Retailing

7-Eleven in Asia

Australian retail landscape

Blockbuster/Columbia House

Blockbuster on the block

Book superstores face competition

Borders' dilemma

Boise Cascade/Office Max

British high street and retail oligopolies

Carrefour leaves Japan

Circuit City and Canada

Disruption in the clothing industry

Dollar stores

Drug store chains

Fashion industry

Federated/May

Federtaed-May merger and competition

French gas station squeeze

Hair empire grows

Home Depot seeks growth

J.C. Penny to sell Eckerd

Kmart/Sears merger

L'Oreal/Body Shoppes

Mall-owning oligopoly

Matrix shift

Netflix

Office superstores in Europe

Optical industry merger

Perfume price fixing

Petco changes hands

Pet store chains

Planograms

Private labels

Regis Corporation

Retreat from South Korea: Wal-Mart, Carrefour

Rite-Aid buys Eckerd

Scan-based trading

Scotts/Smith & Hawken

Sears sells credit card business

Self-storage oligopoly

Shoe-retailing mergers

Target slims down

Tower Records bankrupt

Toy industry

Toy retailing

Toys 'R Us's troubles

Wal-Mart as cultural gatekeeper

Wal-Mart and lobbying

Wal-Mart and the recording industry

Wal-Mart: converging with

Wal-Mart leaves Germany

Wal-Mart's oligonomy power

Winn-Dixie bankruptcy

Wolseley acqusitions


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Last update: 6/5/2007; 9:38:05 PM .

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