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News roundup—4th July 2008
- Just two years after buying Greetings Direct, Flying Brands is winding down the brand. According to
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Joules accelerates growth, tests US market
Joules Clothing has recorded its highest-ever first-quarter sales figures. The cataloguer/retailer built on its success in 2007, during which it grew ...
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Scotts & Co to trial web brands
Scotts & Co has set a goal of achieving 50 percent of turnover via its websites by 2011. To meet that goal, the parent company of Scotts of Stow, Cuci...
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Cottoning to security
The facts: In June it emerged that casualwear retailer/cataloguer Cotton Traders had suffered what it termed a “security issue” in January. Fra...
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