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Articles in May 23, 2005, issue of DSN Retailing Today

• Party America growing into major player
  by Mike Troy
• Consumer Electronics Show
  by Laura Heller
• Close to 150 players turned out recently for the Bentonville/Bella Vista Chamber of Commerce third annual champion member golf scramble
• CVS announces stock split
• Yahoo unveils online music rental service
• Linens 'N Things outlines growth plan, cmo search
  by Mike Duff
• Madden leads JCPenney home
  by Mike Duff
• Precious metals
• Wal-Mart extends gourmet assortment
  by Debbie Howell
• Owners of Dell printers accustomed to visiting the company's Web site for their supplies can now purchase remanufactured compatible Dell inkjet cartridges at Staples stores as well as online at Staples.com
  by Mike Troy
• Saving millions … one penny at a time
• Pier 1
  by Mike Duff
• High-def now means high demand
  by Laura Heller
• Survey: consumer spending slows in April
• BMG buys competitor Columbia House
• AAFES appoints new commander
• Best Buy bullish on new store format
  by Laura Heller
• Patriotic fare still booming for Independence Day
• Food and GM synergies producing advantages
  by Mike Duff
• Office Depot
  by Mike Troy
• Program may build CPFR momentum.
• Cost Plus World Market
  by Mike Duff
• Women gaining confidence with digital cameras
  by Laura Heller
• Top gainers: for 2 weeks ended 5/11/05
• Kohl's lands Tony Hawk exclusive line
• Palmer heads new William Morris div
• Stop & Shop refines balance between food, GM
  by Mike Duff
• Good business goes beyond stock price
  by Mike Troy
• Latest prototype bolsters OfficeMax brand identity
  by Mike Troy
• Steak-umms
• BlackBerry
  by Mike Troy
• Hey, NWA … Are you ready for foam fest?
• Tribest
  by Mike Duff
• Bouncing back: is Wal-Mart's stock ready to grow again?
  by Mike Troy
• Top losers: for 2 weeks ended 5/11/05
• Correction
• Maersk to buy P&O for $3 billion
• FedEx and UPS deliver much more than mail
  by Mike Troy
• WalMart.com easy access to more Wal-Mart
  by John Fleming
• Pep Boys' turnaround builds momentum
  by Debbie Howell
• Convenience is king for on-the-go fare: food retailers look to meal-replacement lines to grab customers
• Identity theft solutions
  by Mike Troy
• "The Wal-Mart way" selling fast
• Healthy kids
  by Mike Duff
• Strong Bentonville team key to growing business: Christopher Quinn, VP Of Sales, Masterfoods USA, discusses building effective business relationships
• Major indices
• FMI calls people power the ultimate differentiator
  by Mike Duff
• Can I get an Amen on performance accountability?
  by Tim Craig
• Office Depot drives small business
  by Mike Troy
• Up, up and away…
• Strong regional mix foundation for Gander Mountain growth
  by Mike Troy
• Coffee and tea perk up the market: the favorite morning beverages are becoming increasingly upscale
• New in-store event ready for fall
• Latest vacuums command higher price points
  by Mike Duff
• NWA Directory
• Insider trades
• Ahold: building trust a must to motivate employees
• Status quo is the enemy of trade shows
  by Bernadette Casey
• Robot vacuums
  by Laura Heller
• Corporate gift cards reward employees
• Simple merchandising sells toys at Target
  by Doug Desjardins
• Brew imports
• Home spa category still growing strong
  by Mike Duff
• People & events
• Sparks fly between RadioShack and Circuit City
  by Laura Heller
• Can a warehouse club be beautiful? You bet
  by Mike Troy
• Retail competition maturing fast
  by Doug Desjardins
• Tech-savvy consumers begin printing at retail
  by Laura Heller
• Vendor survey deadline draws near
• Lowe's expands decor, private label to entice female shoppers
  by Debbie Howell
• Top-notch soups
• Wet/dry vacuums drive category in '04
  by Mike Duff
• Wal-Mart Stores coo, Eduardo Castro Wright, addressed a large gathering of suppliers
• Sears debuts Essentials concept
  by Mike Duff
• Office Depot ceo stays mum on profit outlook
  by Mike Troy
• New Duckwall ceo—confident in turnarond—ushers in change
  by Debbie Howell
• Annual JPMA show moves to Orlando
• Sears Holdings looks to jettison Orchard Supply
  by Laura Heller
• Promoworks expands presence in NWA
• CVS' goal: attract consumers for life
  by Rob Eder