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  • 11th hour business rates victory for retailers
  • 2009 will be tough but there are reasons for optimism
  • 700 jobs lost at CD and DVD wholesaler
  • Admin costs of VAT cut hurting small retailers
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  • Advertising on social networks will not be invasive
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  • Opportunities
  • Alison Jackson steps down as head of Spring Fair
  • Ambitious Britons hope to own businesses
  • Analysts disagree on effectiveness of VAT cut
  • Analysts predict September sales slump
  • Anti-Tesco campaigners celebrate victory
  • Apprentice reject becomes successful fashions wholesaler
  • Latest industry news 2008 from the wholesaler UK
  • Argos under fire for 222% APR store card
  • Around the world in a tea daze
  • Asda pledge to remove disposable carrier bags
  • Auction Sites
  • August trade news 2008
  • Bad weather blamed for shopping centre delay
  • Bank charges could harm small businesses
  • Banks still not lending to small retailers
  • Banks urged to pursue small business funding
  • Bathroom retailers advised to sell gadgets
  • Batteries directive will place strain on retailers
  • Battery collection rules delayed
  • BCC determined to boost success of sole traders and startups
  • BCC slams higher parking charges proposals
  • Bertrams books wholesaler sale this month
  • BETA awards recognise excellence in equestrian business
  • Better training for retail workers
  • BHF to have first female president
  • Birmingham retailers work together to improve city centre
  • Birmingham urged to help smaller retailers
  • Blackpool Council warns illegal street traders
  • Blaming the internet for slumping high street sales is wrong
  • Book sales prospering through downturn
  • Books retailers
  • Books wholesaler supplying ebooks
  • Booming bathroom wholesaler moves to new warehouse
  • Borough Market wins prestigious accolade
  • Bosses don't feel they can take holidays
  • Bracknell retailers sweat on Woolworths
  • BRC calls for end to EU anti-dumping tariffs
  • BRC expects victory in Visa investigation
  • BRC helps small retailers with rent agreements
  • BRC reports gloomy sales figures
  • BRC slams predicted business rate spike
  • BRC stresses UK firms do not use exploitative suppliers
  • BRC to launch new online retail sales indicator
  • BRC urge bank to make cuts to help retailers
  • BRC warns government of pressure on retailers
  • BRC welcomes interest rate decision
  • BRC worried by new MasterCard charges
  • Brighton gift trade fair
  • Brighton's shopping centre has helped independent retailers
  • British consumers happy to buy fake goods
  • British consumers spend more on beauty products
  • British interest rate falls to 1.5%
  • British take-up of fair-trade highlights importance of ethical retailing
  • BSSA invites input from small retailers
  • bssa Sales Monitor survey launched
  • BT invest in Dragons' Dens star
  • Budget does little to ease plight of struggling retailers
  • Buggy manufacturers make it hard for retailers to sell online
  • Business disappointed by interest rate hold
  • Business expert: No recession for the UK this year
  • Business leaders lose faith in the Labour government
  • Business rates rise could kill 600 retailers
  • Business startups can benefit from relocating
  • Businesses attack new agency worker rules
  • Businesses not surprised by rate hold
  • Businesses pessimistic about economic future
  • Businesses still asked for bribes to win new contracts
  • Businesses urged to embrace rail networks
  • Businesses warned of continuing economic slowdown
  • Businesses welcome plans to reduce red tape
  • Businesses worried about sales in the coming months
  • Buyer on the horizon for books wholesaler
  • Call to reform high street parking policies
  • Calls for automatic business rate relief for small retailers
  • Cambridge retailers fight proposed Tesco opening
  • Cambridgeshire business protest higher parking charges
  • Canterbury MP pledges to fight illegal street traders
  • Capital Gains Tax may not be compatible with EU law
  • Carbon Trust urged to support small firms
  • Cardiff's historic arcades under threat
  • Carrier bag charges receive consumer backing
  • cars and motoring
  • Return of cash ideal for small firms
  • Cashback websites battling high street for customers
  • CBI asks mayor candidates to support firms
  • CBI calls on Darling to cut tax on retailers
  • CBI issues latest gloomy Christmas warning
  • CBI reports manufacturers expect to increase prices
  • CCTV can help retailers improve sales
  • Central London sees rise in sales
  • Chamber launches new eco-shopping bag
  • Chancellor cuts VAT
  • Cheltenham residents back anti-Tesco campaign
  • Chester council slammed for not supporting retailers
  • Chester retailers fear death of city centre
  • Chester's council looks to save city-centre retailers
  • Christmas 'make or break' for small retailers
  • Christmas cheer in store for small retailers
  • Christmas delivers online shopping
  • Clothing retail
  • Clothing spending falls early
  • Coco Ribbon and its wholesale label go bust
  • Collectables retail directory
  • Commission inquiry not doing enough for small retailers
  • Competition Commission 'to revise' its supermarket test
  • Competition commission set to replace code of conduct
  • Complex legal changes confusing independent retailers
  • Computing Retail
  • Confusion abounds over latest Nokia offering
  • Consumer confidence plummets, hitting retail spending
  • Consumers eager for Boxing Day sales
  • Consumers get better protection from rogue traders
  • Consumers intolerant of e-tailer glitches
  • Consumers plan to continue to buy clothes
  • Consumers prefer to shop in store than online
  • Consumers reveal interest in ethical trading
  • Consumers still spending on green items
  • Consumers taking advantage of sales
  • Consumers urged to help East Anglian shops
  • Consumers warm to card security systems
  • Consumers weary of plastic bags
  • Continuity plans vital for small firms
  • Government urged to tackle corporation tax
  • Councillors block Tesco store plan
  • Councils urged to help small businesses
  • Counterfeit consoles flooding UK
  • Counterfeit DVD seller a Christmas turkey
  • Counterfeit goods dealer sentenced to prison
  • Counterfeit goods harming retail industry
  • Counterfeit goods seized in South Ayrshire crackdown
  • Couple reveal joys of independent retailing
  • Credit crunch 'has hit wholesale and retail businesses cash flows
  • Credit crunch drives Christmas shoppers online
  • Credit crunch has not stopped owners selling their businesses
  • Credit crunch hits Cambridge as many shops lie empty
  • Credit crunch not dampening online retail spirits
  • Cross-border Irish trade defies downturn
  • Customer care vital to online sales
  • Customer service key to strong sales
  • Dating sites
  • David Cameron tours wholesale clothing store
  • December Trade News 2008
  • Defra unveil new packaging targets
  • Demand dwindling for low-priced bikes
  • Demand for British goods increases
  • Disrupted wholesale supplies leave smokers empty-handed
  • Domain name important for small firms
  • Doubt over future of Walsall market
  • Downturn prompts employment cutbacks
  • Dragon ponders bid for Woolworths
  • Dragon's Den contestant boosts business
  • Dragon's Den duo see product take off
  • Dragons' Den entrepreneur to help launch academy
  • Dream of being own boss can 'blind people' to business difficulties
  • Early Easter and poor weather slow April sales
  • East London wholesaler goes into receivership
  • East Sussex town launches own currency
  • Easter sales moving online
  • eBay abandons buyer negative comments
  • eBay asks EU to look at online trading rules
  • eBay guilty of selling counterfeit goods
  • eBay restructures fee scheme to make fixed-priced sales cheaper
  • eBay sellers urged to identify wholesalers
  • eBay sets maximum P&P in several categories
  • Ebay sued by L£Oreal
  • eBay wins US court case over fake jewellery
  • Eco concerns important to shoppers
  • Economic downturn could hit retailers hard
  • Economic downturn prompts calls for business rent change
  • Electrical Goods on line retailers
  • Emergency funding for ailing small firms
  • Empty shop study out of date
  • Entertainment retailers boosted by video games
  • Entrepreneur sells record-breaking Xmas tree business
  • Essex residents warned about counterfeit goods
  • EU duty could harm wholesale suppliers of candles
  • European retail sales dip in December
  • Expert trumps opportunities in overseas markets
  • Failed wholesaler auctioning stock
  • Fake clothing & fashions pair sentenced
  • Fake DVD 'factory' closed in Glasgow
  • Fall in high street sales begins to slow
  • Falling sales hit business confidence
  • Fears Swansea PO closure will harm local shops
  • February trade news 2008
  • Food & Drink retail
  • FPB backs Lords criticism of business tax changes
  • FPB calls for government to cancel fuel duty increase
  • FPB urges competition commission to help smaller retailers
  • Fraudster made £12,000 from eBay scam
  • FSB blasts government agency workers deal
  • FSB calls for action to save retailers
  • FSB calls for support for local retailers
  • FSB campaign to protect local suppliers
  • FSB welcomes financial aid for small firms
  • Fuel duty rises should be postponed to help businesses and consumers
  • Futuristic payment methods some way off for most retailers
  • FWD outline annual conference plans
  • gifts retail
  • Global financial crisis sinks teeth into retail
  • Good online retail practice satisfies customers
  • Google advises independent e-retailers
  • Government agencies should be more proactive
  • Government could bring in carrier bag legislation
  • Government looks to alter planning law to protect small retailers
  • Government looks to extend Sunday openings for garden centres
  • Government streamlining consumer laws
  • Government looks to improve Cornish infrastructure
  • Government needs to raise small business legal awareness
  • Government plans to prevent ghost towns
  • Government plans welcomed by independent retailers
  • Government urged not to add to retail pressure
  • Government urged to involve small firms in tax forum
  • Green and eco friendly
  • Grim London sales beginning to improve
  • Grimsby shopkeepers slam cigarette display ban
  • Groups warn on danger of toy imports
  • Growth is main problem for new retailers
  • Haul of illegal lighters seized by Trading Standards
  • HE Richards into receivership
  • Health & Beauty retailers
  • Health and beauty sector will grow despite economic slowdown
  • Henley retailers protest development plans
  • Hidden door reveals huge counterfeiting operation in Manchester shop
  • High street braces for cautious Christmas
  • High street stores could decline in the face of online retailers
  • HMRC cutbacks could hurt small firms
  • Home & Garden retail sites
  • Hornby buys die cast model maker Corgi
  • House & garden wholesalers escape property slump
  • Huge counterfeit goods haul in Somerset
  • Hundreds of toys seized in Blackpool raid
  • Importer loses House of Lords case
  • Independent booksellers join forces to compete
  • Independent electric retailers struggle as sales slow
  • Independent music retailer goes out of business thanks to online pressures
  • Independent retailers are working hard to keep prices down
  • Independent retailers boycott Vodafone
  • Independent retailers fear bad news budget
  • Independent retailers help Wrexham become top shopping town
  • Independent retailers increase online advertising spend
  • Independent retailers receive legal boost
  • Independent retailers set to benefit from online sales boom
  • Independent retailers spring up in the north-east
  • Independent retailers urged to renegotiate rents
  • Independent retails prepare for third Vodafone boycott
  • Independent shopkeepers prepare to cope with recession
  • Independent stores receive late-December boost
  • Independent zones could protect small retailers
  • Inflation squeezing small retailers
  • Interest rate cut provides wholesaler boost
  • Internet a double-edged sword for retailers
  • Internet helps small retailers to fight downturn
  • Internet revenue to increase 10% this Christmas
  • Internet sales put pressure on the high street
  • Irish consumers desert high street for e-tail
  • Irish entrepreneur online retail plans
  • Irish shoppers look abroad for bargains
  • ISPs should be more accountable for online counterfeit goods sales
  • January 5th set as Woolworths closing date
  • January retail figures slow again
  • January trade news 2008
  • Jersey retailers turn to Sunday trading
  • JJB Sport bemoans worst retail slump ever
  • July trade News 2008
  • June trade news 2008
  • Keep Trade Local campaign comes to London
  • Kelso residents oppose Tesco plan
  • Kew retailers stop offering plastic bags
  • Kitchenware wholesaler sells York premises
  • Lack of disposable income 'could affect' retailers
  • Large companies taking advantage of small wholesalers
  • Last-minute shoppers rescuing stores
  • Leicester shop owners band together
  • Lessons to be learned from Italian retail
  • Lib Dem MP backs Think Smallest First pledge
  • Lib Dems slam VAT cut
  • Lingerie business to focus on wholesale operations
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  • List of top 12 Christmas toys unveiled
  • Little hope for Christmas shopping boost
  • Local authorities urged to help businesses improve recycling
  • Local organisations try to save Devon post offices
  • Local retailers band together in face of adversity
  • Local retailers in Rotherham given rent help
  • Local shops in Crowborough brace for Tesco
  • Local shops play vital community role
  • Local traders oppose new Waitrose in London
  • London business buck trend as sales increase
  • London markets must support each other, says CGTA
  • London mayor reveals plans to support small retailers
  • London retail sales below par in January
  • London retail sales fall
  • London retail sales up on 2006
  • London retail sales worst since summer 2005
  • London retailers thriving
  • London's retailers show growth despite economic gloom
  • London sales superiority over UK dwindling
  • Lords say businesses hurt by tax changes
  • Low interest rate good news for small firms
  • Loyalty card revealed for south-western retailers
  • Luxury fashion brand enjoys rise in wholesale activity
  • Major retail chains report falling profits
  • Majority of internet users shop online
  • Maldon car parking charges frozen for 2009
  • Mamas & Papas begin retail expansion
  • Manchester businesses look to council help to thrive
  • Manchester congestion charge could be bad news for small businesses
  • Manchester SMEs miss out on rate relief
  • Manchester wholesaler shut down over fraud worries
  • Manufacturers force to pass rising costs on to customers
  • Many retail chains could collapse in New Year
  • march wholesale trade news 2008
  • Market traders told to only shout quietly
  • Marks and Spencer's provide green example for independent retailers
  • Mary Queen of Shops to help Birmingham retailers
  • Matalan named and shamed for how it treats wholesalers
  • May 2008 retail industry news from The Wholesaler UK
  • Mayoral candidates urged to engage small businesses
  • Merseyside bridge tolls worry small firms
  • Mexx to withdraw from UK retail industry
  • Midland village ditches plastic bags to save environment
  • Milton Keynes retailers protest Tesco expansion plan
  • Minimum wage hike could affect retail employment
  • Minimum wage increase hurts small retailers
  • Mobile Phones retail
  • More retailers and wholesalers going out of business
  • More retailers face insolvency in 2009
  • More retailers will go bust this year
  • Mother & Baby retail
  • Mothercare sales boost retail hopes
  • Movies & Music retail links
  • MPs back Think Smallest First initiative
  • NECC moves to help flood damaged retailers
  • New business regulations too burdensome
  • New campaign to help under-prepared independent retailers
  • New confectionery wholesaler in Liverpool
  • New e-venture for small retailers in Wales
  • New factory benefits batteries wholesaler
  • New figures show November sales rise
  • New high street plan approved in Chelmsford
  • New JK Rowling title in short supply
  • New laws could harm smaller retailers
  • New regulations unlikely to threaten retailers right to offer buy one get one free
  • New retailers agree Grand Arcade leases
  • New rules won't help save Manchester retail centre
  • New scheme to give a boost to local retailers in Malton
  • New Scottish unit looks to tackle rogue traders
  • Newbury retailers knock town parking proposals
  • Newsagents slam Independent margin change
  • Next sees no improvement in consumer spending
  • NI retailers urged to tackle shoplifters
  • Niche retailers should sell their benefits to landlords
  • Niche service helped new business compete with national wholesalers
  • Nintendo DSi games to be region-specific
  • Nintendo raising trade prices of Wii
  • No need to be wary online say experts
  • Norfolk locals petition against Tesco expansion
  • Norfolk residents celebrate blocked Tesco bid
  • Northern Irish retailers pledge to fight Tesco plan
  • Norwich wholesale business hit by criminal gang
  • November trade news 2008
  • October trade news 2008
  • OFT targets retailers who claim to be closing
  • Older consumers well informed about online security
  • One in 20 £1 coins a fake
  • Online dealers deterred by cyber crime
  • Online fashion retailers drive women to the internet
  • Online retail continues to defy the downturn
  • Online retail enjoying strong sales
  • Online retail peaks in final quarter
  • Online retail sector continues to boom
  • Online retail sector predicted to expand rapidly
  • Online retail spending gradually weakening
  • Online retailers drive to attract new consumers
  • Online retailers enjoy growing success
  • Online retailers urged to address consumer concerns
  • Online sales boom despite slowdown
  • Online sales increase in January
  • Online sales set to break £100b mark
  • Online shoppers look beyond price
  • Online shoppers unsure of risks
  • Online shopping soars on Mega Monday
  • Online system revealed to help local retailers
  • Organisations to petition bag ban
  • Organisers need to make sure SMEs get involved with 2012 projects
  • Out-of-county traders blamed for selling fake goods
  • Oxfam troubled by lack of donations
  • Independent Retailers Flex Muscle
  • Park Cameras bags Retailer of the Year award
  • Parking restrictions hurt local trade
  • Pedestrianisation plans opposed by retailers
  • Pet clothing retail growing
  • Petition against new Tesco store gains support
  • Philip Green high street take over unlikely
  • Philip Green set to shake up UK high street
  • Photographs aim to highlight plight of independent retailers
  • Planning regulations hit mom-and-pop stores
  • Politicians urged to always consider the smallest businesses
  • Polski
  • Popularity of online retail set to grow
  • Portsmouth hosts bash for local newsagents
  • Post office closures will hurt local retailers
  • Post Office to keep card accounts
  • Postal competition as not helped small wholesalers
  • Pre-Christmas discounts rise to epic proportions
  • Pre-Xmas retail conditions set to worsen
  • Rail transport services could become cheaper for wholesalers
  • Rate hold accepted but not welcomed
  • Rate hold accepted by small businesses
  • Reading mini-economy expected to survive storm
  • Report calls for better government support of small businesses
  • Report criticises electricity suppliers' treatment of small businesses

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  • Report suggests bleak future for small retailers
  • Report warns small businesses fear recession
  • Resilient independent retailer enters top 100 list
  • Retail development could transform Southport
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  • Retail prices down in December
  • Retail rents tumble for first time since 1993
  • Retail sales continue to slow
  • Retail sales dip in June
  • Retail sales enjoy quarterly growth
  • Retail sales in London soar
  • Retail sales plummet to three-year low
  • Retail sales recover in May
  • Retail sales set to face 2008 dip
  • Retail sales slow in February
  • Retail sales slump after May blip
  • Retail sales surge in the UK
  • Retail sector being driven by discounts
  • Retail slows in Scotland
  • Retail spending remains in growth territory
  • Retailer blames supplier after fake goods conviction
  • Retailers' protests stop pedestrianisation plan
  • Retailers and residents join forces to protest new supermarkets
  • Retailers back BBFC control of video games
  • Retailers can use domain name to boost online presence
  • Retailers confident despite crunch
  • Retailers criticise Tesco planning decision
  • Retailers facing toughest Christmas ever
  • Retailers fear downturn will drive up crime
  • Retailers gloomy about economic outlook
  • Retailers have shielded consumers from price rises
  • Retailers hope to increase internet exposure
  • Retailers losing out from VAT cut
  • Retailers losing out to charity shops
  • Retailers not passing on full impact of rising costs
  • Retailers property prospects not harmed by crunch
  • Retailers ramp up pressure for rent reform
  • Retailers reject government plastic bag claims
  • Retailers rejoice as Tesco planning application is rejected
  • Retailers report footfall continues to decline as consumers cut back
  • Retailers report June slowdown
  • Retailers resist pressure to go out of business
  • Retailers retain confidence in the industry
  • Retailers see April increase in shoppers
  • Retailers seething over Southend ad board fiasco
  • Retailers set for Mother's day windfall
  • Retailers set for prosperous Valentine's Day
  • Retailers should update websites regularly
  • Retailers taking legal obligations seriously
  • Retailers told to expect flat sales this Xmas
  • Retailers turning to eBay during recession
  • Retailers urge chancellor to ease burden
  • Retailers urge EU to scrap footwear tariffs
  • Retailers urged to act on climate change
  • Retailers urged to adopt recycling labels
  • Retailers urged to curb discounting
  • Retailers urged to embrace online sales to beat the squeeze
  • Retailers warned of business rates 'stealth tax'
  • Retailers welcome Edinburgh redevelopment approval
  • Review for magazine wholesaler competition
  • Rise in minimum wage would hurt small retailers
  • Rise of the mega-mall decimates high streets
  • Rising obesity prompts calls for VAT rule changes
  • Rogue eBay trader fined £500k and jailed for one year
  • Rosebys collapse affects Manchester wholesalers
  • Rural post office alternative does not have the funding to help businesses
  • Rural retailers silent victims this Christmas
  • Sainsbury's to increase non-food retail
  • Sales boost January retail figures
  • Sales continue sluggish performance into February
  • Sales for Christmas slow
  • Sales tipped to fall in run-up to Christmas
  • Scottish Asda store criticised by local resident
  • Scottish consumers tightening their belts
  • Scottish retailers offered generous rate relief'
  • Scottish sales stir in January
  • Scottish SMEs told to use internet to reach global market
  • Secondhand Stuff
  • Seller group slams eBay for harmful changes
  • September trade news 2008
  • Sheffield authorities donate fake goods to overseas charity
  • Shop price inflation rises
  • Shop prices only rising slowly
  • Shoppers look to high street for good service
  • Shoppers opting for green retailers
  • Shoppers prepare for belt tightening this Xmas
  • Shoppers reject plastic bag tax
  • Shoppers to maximise use of internet this Christmas
  • Shoppers urged to back local retailers in Sheffield
  • Shopping centres urged to rethink consumer perceptions
  • Sir Phillip advises retailers to be inventive
  • Slowdown could hurt Irish retail
  • Small business owners plan to stick with their companies for many years
  • Small businesses are saving to guard against recession
  • Small businesses could be hurt by extended flexible working rules
  • Small businesses hit by staff absences
  • Small businesses turn to older employees to plug skills gap
  • Small businesses urged to reduce energy usage
  • Small businesses would have welcomed rate cut
  • Small firms turning to bridging loans to maintain cash flows
  • Small firms urged to continue to network
  • Small record store enjoying stellar success
  • Small retailers aim to Keep Trade Local
  • Small retailers can cash in on recession
  • Small retailers could face legal changes
  • Small retailers face taxation worries
  • Small retailers increasingly face court over grey market goods
  • Small retailers reminded about skills funding
  • Small retailers should not fear deflation
  • Small retailers stand by out-of-vogue cheques
  • Small retailers under threat
  • Small retailers urged to cut waste
  • Small retailers urged to embrace gift card schemes
  • Small retailers voice optimism in Kendal
  • Small retailers web presence vital
  • Small shops have a place in future retail
  • Small stores suffer their worst December
  • Small supplier battling the big guns
  • Small traders in Manchester face up to crunch
  • Small vendors turning to the internet
  • Smaller retailers 'coping well' with credit crunch
  • Smoking display refits to cost small firms thousands
  • Sole traders join forces on the Isle of Wight
  • South-west's roads need to be improved to help wholesalers
  • Spalding shoppers encouraged to stay local
  • Spirit of shoppers lifts in February
  • Spring Fair 2009 visitor parking charges postponed
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  • Staycations could help British retailers
  • Stock clearance at failed manx wholesaler
  • Stolen goods warning for Worcestershire retailers
  • Success for Dragon's Den failure
  • Suffolk market town to be transformed with new high street retail development
  • Summer sales fail to help independent retailers
  • Supermarkets to be reined in by Competition Commission
  • Support for independent retailers encouraged
  • Technology easing wholesale operations
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  • Tesco criticised over misleading planning application
  • Tesco dominance harming local trade
  • Tesco profits threaten Suffolk high streets
  • Textile company sues police over fake goods case
  • Textile maker claims innocence in fake goods case
  • The changing face of the retail landscape
  • Thornaby shopping centre
  • Three convicted of selling fake goods on eBay
  • Tiffany appeals US court's eBay ruling
  • Tobacco display ban questioned
  • Tobacco ruling could adversely affect small shops
  • Toiletries wholesaler falls into administration
  • Tories pledge to support small suppliers and local businesses
  • Towns and villages must make retail distinctive
  • Toy retailers defy gloom
  • Toy wholesaler fined for packaging waste
  • Toys and games retailers
  • Toys and games wholesaler collapses
  • Training could boost performance of independent retailers
  • Travel
  • Troubled book wholesaler praised by independents
  • UK business understand the importance of a good internet presence
  • UK businesses threatened by rising levels of fraud
  • UK's smallest town protests supermarket plan
  • UK shoppers lead the way for online continental spending
  • UK sites handle £800m worth of fake goods every year
  • UK to spend £8bn over Easter
  • UK traders invited to enter Retail Week Awards
  • UK wholesalers could be shunned by supermarkets
  • UK wholesalers fairing well, research reveals
  • Upbeat London retailers buck national trend
  • US firm gets tough on eBay counterfeiters
  • US retailers enjoy shock sales rise
  • US wholesale prices increase
  • User-generated content could be the key to online independent retailers
  • VAT cut drives Irish shoppers north of the border
  • VWR
  • Walsall developer backs Dragon's Den style competition
  • Warehouse complex proposed for Peterborough
  • Waterstones aims to improve supply chain
  • Weak high street sees profits drop for French Connection
  • Weak pound benefits Northern Irish retailers
  • Web sales increase over the Easter period
  • Welsh men face court for selling fake goods in eBay
  • Welsh officials look to educate the public about fake goods
  • West London shops fearful of Westfield
  • Wet August dampens retails sales
  • Wholesale books supplier Bertram bought out
  • Wholesale businesses report slowing sales as prices rise
  • Wholesale cosmetics warning for small retailers
  • Wholesale customers struggling to pay invoices
  • Wholesale distributors enjoy garden and leisure demand
  • Wholesale electrical goods supplier bucks trend
  • Wholesale slump for designer clothing company
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  • Wholesaler collapse stalls internet sales for Zavvi
  • Wholesaler downsizing its operations in the Midlands
  • Wholesaler fined over shopper's injuries
  • Wholesaler helps small retailers fight Asda
  • Wholesaler issues guide for small retailers
  • Wholesaler praises Exeter's transport links
  • Wholesaler praises local retailer
  • Wholesaler sector set to struggle in coming months
  • Wholesaler trade credit insurance problems 'affecting retailers
  • wholesaler uk trade news april 2009
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  • Wholesaler uses government system to measure environmental impact
  • Wholesalers and retailers slam property tax changes
  • Wholesalers and retailers struggle in January
  • Wholesalers asked for newspaper supply assurances
  • Wholesalers Beswick Paper and PPG unite
  • Wholesalers report slowing sales in first quarter
  • Wholesalers rising manufacturing costs
  • Wholesalers sound alarm bells over Nokia rip-offs
  • Wind forces trade fair inland
  • Women opt for ethical Valentines gifts
  • Women prepared to walk the earth for retail
  • Women start small businesses to increase flexibility
  • Woolworths close to administration
  • Woolworths confirms administration
  • Woolworths struggling to find buyer, facing closure
  • Working hours ruling affects small retailers
  • Workplace stress hits small businesses hard
  • World leaders urged to protect importers
  • Yorkshire police link fake goods with illegal drug trade
  • Yorkshire retailers protest supermarket move
  • Yorkshire town gets behind plastic bag reduction scheme
  • Yorkshire traders rally in face of recession
  • Young consumers 'susceptible' to brands

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      • [Urban Street Wear]
      • [workwear]
    • [Collectables UK wholesale suppliers list]
    • [Computers and accessories UK wholesale trade suppliers]
    • [Cosmetics wholesale UK suppliers list]
    • [Craze Lines]
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    • [Distributors Opportunities]
    • [Doll's House Accessories Wholesale]
    • [Dropshippers and dropshipping directory]
    • [eco-friendly products]
    • [Electrical goods wholesale suppliers in the UK]
    • [Equestrian Goods Wholesale]
    • [Ethnic products directory of UK wholesale suppliers]
    • [Fair trade wholesale suppliers in the UK]
    • [Fancy Dress Wholesalers]
    • [Fashion accessories directory of UK wholesale suppliers]
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    • [Fishing Tackle Wholesalers]
    • [Floral products directory of UK wholesale suppliers]
    • [Football]
    • [Footwear and shoe UK wholesale suppliers directory]
    • [Fragrances and perfume UK wholesale directory]
    • [Fridge Magnets]
    • [Furniture directory of UK wholesale distributors]
    • [Gadgets and innovations UK wholesale suppliers directory]
    • [Garden and Leisure products UK wholesale suppliers]
      • [Aquatics and water gardening wholesale]
      • [Compost]
      • [Fencing manufacturers and distributors]
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      • [Plants Wholesale]
      • [Pots and Plant Containers]
      • [Seed and Bulb Wholesale]
      • [Stone and Paving Products Wholesalers]
    • [Gems, Fossils & Minerals]
    • [Gift Foods & Hampers]
    • [Gifts and giftware UK wholesale directory]
      • [Animal & Pet Theme]
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      • [Ceramics]
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      • [General Giftware]
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      • [Pewter, Bronze & Brassware]
      • [Saucy Gifts]
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      • [Silver Giftware]
      • [Wooden Gifts]
      • [World Gifts & Crafts]
    • [Glow products wholesalers in the UK]
    • [Hair Accessories]
    • [Hats & Headwear]
    • [Health and beauty products wholesale suppliers directory]
    • [House and home decorative products wholesale directory]
    • [Housewares and household goods wholesale suppliers list]
    • [Incense Wholesalers]
    • [iPods]
    • [Jewellery directory of UK wholesale suppliers]
      • [Accessories]
      • [Body Jewellery]
      • [Bridal Jewellery]
      • [Charms & Charm Bracelets]
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      • [Diamante]
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      • [Men's jewellery]
      • [New Age Jewellery]
      • [Pearls]
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      • [Sea Shell Jewellery]
      • [Wholesale Fashion and Costume Jewellery]
      • [Wholesale Gold Jewellery]
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      • [World Jewellery]
    • [Keyrings]
    • [Kitchenware and cookware products UK wholesale directory]
    • [Lamps and lighting UK wholesale directory]
    • [Leather Goods Wholesalers]
    • [Licensed Products]
    • [Lifestyle Products]
    • [Lighters]
    • [Made in UK]
    • [Maternity]
    • [Militaria]
    • [Mirrors]
    • [Mobile phones and accessories UK wholesale directory]
    • [Motoring and car accessories UK wholesale suppliers]
    • [Museum and Heritage]
    • [Music CDs and tape wholesale suppliers directory]
    • [Musical Instruments]
    • [New age products directory of UK wholesalers]
    • [Nostalgia and nostalgic gift wholesale list]
    • [Novelties and novelty product wholesale suppliers list]
    • [Outdoor Goods]
    • [Packaging and gift box suppliers]
    • [Paper Products]
    • [Party Products wholesalers]
    • [Pens & Pen Sets]
    • [Pest Control Products]
    • [Pet products wholesale suppliers in the UK]
    • [Phone Cards]
    • [Photo & Picture Frames]
    • [Photo Albums Wholesalers]
    • [Photography and films wholesale suppliers]
    • [Point of Sale Equipment]
    • [Pottery]
    • [Pound lines directory of UK wholesale suppliers]
    • [Prints and posters wholesale trade suppliers]
    • [Promotional & Personalised Items]
    • [Quad Bikes & Scooters]
    • [Retail Equipment]
    • [Retailing Opportunities]
    • [Rugs and Floorcoverings Wholesalers]
    • [Sales Agents Opportunities]
    • [Salon Supplies]
    • [Scarves Wholesalers]
    • [Security Products]
    • [Shopfitting]
    • [Smoking Paraphernalia]
    • [Souvenirs wholesale suppliers in the UK]
    • [Sports goods wholesalers in the UK]
    • [Stationery and greetings cards wholesale suppliers directory]
    • [Sunglasses and eyewear wholesale suppliers directory]
    • [Sweets & Confectionery]
    • [Textiles for the home wholesale suppliers directory]
    • [Toiletries directory of UK wholesale suppliers]
    • [Tools and DIY product wholesale suppliers list]
    • [Toys and games UK wholesale directory]
      • [Board Games]
      • [Branded and Character Toys and Games]
      • [Computer games and consoles]
      • [Die Cast Toys Wholesale]
      • [Educational Toys]
      • [Garden & Beach Toys and Games]
      • [General Toys and Games wholesalers]
      • [Hobby and Craft Toys]
      • [Pocket Money Toys]
      • [Radio Control toys]
      • [Ride On Toys]
      • [Soft and Plush Toy Wholesale]
      • [Trading Cards]
      • [Traditional Toys]
    • [Travel Goods]
    • [Video and DVD UK wholesale suppliers directory]
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