Can Oxford Street Survive? Only By Taking A New Approach
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Londoners argue Oxford Street is 'worst place on the planet' as they call for huge change - MyLondon
McDonald's challenge Burger King with perfect sign on Tottenham Court Road | Metro News
We've loved being in this spot': Teesside Park H&M store closes its doors for the final time - Teesside Live
Woman 'crushed by hoarding' outside H&M store in Hammersmith | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
H&M store entrance London, Tottenham Court Road. August 2014. | Retail design, Store entrance, Retail display
Credit Suisse faces fateful weekend. Will UBS step up with a rescue bid? | CNN Business
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Oxford Street - Oxford Circus to Tottenham Court Road | AccessAble
H&M and HMV target Oxford Street Zavvi site | News | Retail Week
Oxford Street Guide - Top Department Stores & Shops
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Oxford Street in London - Cost, When to Visit, Tips and Location | Tripspell
Top of the shops: how has Oxford Street survived the slow death of the high street? | Shops and shopping | The Guardian
Which major businesses will be open and which will be closed on the day of the Queen's funeral? | Business News | Sky News
Ikea replaces Topshop as furnishings become high street fashion | Retail industry | The Guardian
Oxford Street launches campaign to highlight sustainability
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