Back in time: The Jones Family Business
The Jones Family Business, which owns distribution network Applico and retail brand Kitchen Things, recently celebrated 30 years in the kitchen appliance business.
The Jones Family Business, which owns distribution network Applico and retail brand Kitchen Things, recently celebrated 30 years in the kitchen appliance business.
In the US, the traditional function of the Black Friday shopping extravaganza is to get consumers warmed up for a hearty few weeks of Christmas spending. It seems that this year, Black Friday has been eclipsed by its upstart Chinese cousin, Singles’ Day on November
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While consumers are writing their Christmas wish list, we asked leading retailers what trends will be at the top of the list this holiday season. Did we mention there's only a month to go?
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