Wal-Mart bargaining on fashion empire Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
NEW YORK – This holiday season, a big challenge at Wal-Mart is convincing shoppers such as Portia Goodman and Karen Wade to buy fashion instead of just basics.
FOOD & DRINK Orlando Weekly
Soldiers, be brave. Reinforcements are here. The Sisyphean task of keeping central Orlando from turning into an enormous condominium complex has found another ally.
Wal-Mart tries to improve fashion trends Sharewatch
\"I buy more at Target than I do here,\" said Goodman, a 31-year-old graduate student from Riverside, Ill., who was recently shopping for candy at a local Wal-Mart with her son. \"I think they should be more like Target.\"
Friday November 10, 2006 By Jim Eagles The New Zealand Herald
Ours seem to be the only white faces in this huge, bustling market but - apart from the woman at a weaving stall who says rather imperiously, "You aren't allowed to take photos here" - no one seems bothered by our presence.
No wonder the Decemberists are making merry Pioneer Press
Anyone worried that indie darlings the Decemberists would lose their edge after signing to Capitol Records can rejoice in "The Crane Wife." It's quite possibly the Oregon group's finest effort, with relatively simple folk songs leading the usual grab bag of styles, from sea chanteys and prog to Britpop and show-tune-like storytelling. They return to First Avenue on Sunday for a gig with Alasdair
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