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WH Smith: Kate Swann turns £135m losses into £106m profit in a decade - 0 views

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Duncan Innes on 24 Jan 13

Why has WHS smith been successful

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Car industry: Danger ahead | The Economist - 0 views

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It’s happening because of high fuel costs, environmental concerns and ageing populations: older people, with no children and less testosterone, shun big cars and powerful engines. For carmakers, this shift is a problem, because small cars are less profitable than large ones
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Duncan Innes on 16 Jan 11

Analysis of Car Market in 2011

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Power Balance admits no science behind wristbands - 0 views

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Ben Hall on 05 Jan 11

This article is about a company that was selling a range of wristbands called "Power Balance" and claimed they give you a competitive advantage over other athletes by interacting with the body's natural energy flow. They paid top athletes including David Beckham and other celebrities such as Robert De Niro and Gerard Butler. However there's no scientific proof that they actually work, they still sell for around £30 and the company expects to turnover £35 in 2010, all for selling plastic wristbands!

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This article is about a company that was selling a range of wristbands called "Power Balance" and claimed they give you a competitive advantage over other athletes by interacting with the body's natural energy flow. They paid top athletes including David Beckham and other celebrities such as Robert De Niro and Gerard Butler. However there's no scientific proof that they actually work, they still sell for around £30 and the company expects to turnover £35 in 2010, all for selling plastic wristbands!</div>

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