Shopping centres

Article Abstract:

Many shopping centres were constructed in Britain during the 1980s and the recession of the early 90s provides a chance for assessment and evaluation of their design. The standard established by the Ridings, Wakefield, England in 1984 has been the basis of subsequent designs. However, innovation is continuing especially in the large regional centres, Meadowhall and Lakeside. Traditional qualities such as location, access and getting the right tenants remain important.

Design and construction, Shopping centers, Bibliography

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Holiday centres

Article Abstract:

Holidays in the UK are increasing, although the holiday centre market has shown a fall in visitor volumes, according to a report. Short breaks have grown in popularity and more people are taking multiple holiday breaks. The report considers some of the leading operators in the holiday centres market such as Rank Organisation, and Scottish & Newcastle, and looks at the future of the market.

Analysis, Vacations

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Shopping and thinking

Article Abstract:

Since 1980 the US economy has been largely affected by the great number of business mergers and acquisitions, though critics of this trend say it is counterproductive to US interests. A recent study suggests that acquisitions detract from research and development.

Reports, Acquisitions and mergers, Column, Industrial research

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