In the money: Retailers boosted by generous December

Author: Joe Ayling | 22 January 2010

Icy weather, a "fed up of being fed up" consumer and Christmas spirit all contributed to healthy retail growth for many fashion stores in December. just-style news editor Joe Ayling now looks at whether the momentum can be maintained.

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