Gone native

Series: Scotsman ; 8 November 2000, 35(2)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: High rents are forcing a growing number of small businesses out of town and into internet trading. A case study of a small business trading in hand-crafted furniture is discussed.

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High rents are forcing a growing number of small businesses out of town and into internet trading. A case study of a small business trading in hand-crafted furniture is discussed.

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