A
tightly focused strategy on maintaining margins has enabled WHSmith to
persist after than two centuries at the heart of UK bookselling, inspiring
admiration and ire alike.
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Friday, January 25, 2013
Why WHSmith Remains the Most Remarkable Story in UK Bookselling
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