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Determined shoppers return to England's high streets | Financial Times
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Ikea to Open New Central London Store After Buying Oxford Street Property - Bloomberg
Tightly-packed crowds form at Nike's store on London's Oxford Street - Wales Online
Nike opens its biggest store in London
Long lines in London as shops reopen after months-long lockdown | The Times of Israel
Nike's new retail app is so good it will make you want to shop in-store again | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
The new Nike iD Direct Studio is the future of customised kicks | British GQ | British GQ
Pictures: Queues Form Outside Nike and Primark As Shops Reopen in UK
First look into the Nike outlet shop at Bicester Shopping Park | Oxford Mail
Chaos on London's Oxford Street as thousands defy social distancing to shop again - Mirror Online
London, UK. 21st Dec, 2018. A woman is seen holding selfridges and nike shopping bags on London's Oxford Street with 3 days to Christmas Day.Retailers are expecting a rush of shoppers in
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Nike's new retail app is so good it will make you want to shop in-store again | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
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NikeTown London - World's Largest Nike Store - Freshness Mag
Outside Nike's Factory Store, There Was a Long Queue of Customers Waiting To Buy Something. Editorial Stock Photo - Image of customers, customer: 206107223
Pictures: Queues Form Outside Nike and Primark As Shops Reopen in UK
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Nike's Sales Expected to Drop $3.5 Billion | BoF
Is this the end of Oxford Street as a world-famous shopping destination?
Sports Direct raises its game with £10m Oxford St revamp | Business | The Times
