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The science of retail therapy
There is a lot of talk about the patchwork economy at the moment. Many retailers in particular have reported poor sales, and some have even run into financial difficulties. When major retail groups like Colorado and REDgroup (owner of Angus … Continue reading
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Shining light on the supply chain
Organising for someone to come and carry out a service at your home can easily become a nightmare. I think most people dread the thought of hanging around the house waiting for a plumber to fix a leak. Of course … Continue reading
