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No one predicted just how large the demand for the Art of Crochet would be when the partwork launched at the end of December, least of all its publish ...more
You may think that it is just big companies that focus on their IT needs as a part of their business and security. But we all have to keep our systems up-to-the-minute in order to protect our businesses and ourselves. Google is phasing out support for Internet Explorer (IE) 6 following a series ...more
No one predicted just how large the demand for the Art of Crochet would be when the partwork launched at the end of December, least of all its publisher, Hachette Partworks, who admitted the title had far exceeded its expectations. Disgruntled retailers throughout the country were unable to get h ...more
Last week's announcement by Wal-Mart that it had set up a partnership with Li & Fung is big news. Perhaps not for UK corner shops today. But read on and think how this deal could make Asda stronger over the next five years. Li & Fung started out as a company that sourced products in China ...more
You may think that it is just big companies that focus on their IT needs as a part of their business and security. But we all have to keep our syste ...more
No one predicted just how large the demand for the Art of Crochet would be when the partwork launched at the end of December, least of all its publish ...more
Last week's announcement by Wal-Mart that it had set up a partnership with Li & Fung is big news. Perhaps not for UK corner shops today. But read ...more
Smoking is front-line news again this week across the UK, following Scotland’s decision to ban tobacco displays and health secretary Andy Burnham’ ...more
In my business we have strategies to acquire and keep customers, as proposed by Peter Drucker. We have a group of customers that we believe are fan ...more
Walkers Max are promoting their grab bags with a 2-for-£1 flash in corner shops, and I wonder how many retailers have done the maths? My local Best-O ...more
Wow. Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Computer, says that his new company's new iPad device is "extraordinary", and if you take time to look at his launch p ...more
Not content with there being just one free newspaper in London these days, a new freesheet will hit the streets of the capital next week, hoping to ca ...more
So, today we "officially" moved out of recession. The economy grew by 0.1% in the last quarter of 2009, the Office of National Statistics announced to ...more
Steve Fox, retail sales director at the wholesaler Booker, has put down a marker for what he thinks is important for local shops to focus on in 2010. ...more