UK: House of Fraser enjoys “biggest ever” Christmas week
Author: just-style.com | 11 January 2010
Department store group House of Fraser today (11 January) became the latest UK retailer to post stellar results during the eight-week Christmas trading period, with sales growing by 7.1%.
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