Designer lives up to global moniker

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International Design Group Inc of Toronto, Ontario, is a world renowned designer of shopping malls and retail outlets. Half of the company's business comes from outside Canada, as far away as Japan and Turkey. The company's key to success is its ability to listen to clients, said Ron MacLachlan, the firm's managing director. The company's designers consciously avoid imposing preconceived notions on clients, and instead pursue an eclectic design.

Strategy & planning, Architectural Services, International Design Group Inc.

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Local grocers flourish where e-firms flounder

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Several supermarket chains with online ordering services are outperforming web only companies, such as Webvan, in Internet sales.

United States, Market information - general, Telegraph & other communications, Grocery Stores, Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores, Video Retailing Service, All Other Information Services, Statistical Data Included, Finance, Grocery industry, Online services, Internet services, Home shopping

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