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Dunelm Group is a public company that operates 173 stores and a webstore in the UK, selling homewares products such as curtains, bedding, furniture and more. Founded in 1979, it is listed on the London Stock Exchange and has a history of acquisitions, expansions and controversies.
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Learn about the history and development of the Internet in the UK, from its origins in packet switching and communication protocols to its current status and challenges. Find out how the UK has contributed to the Internet's global growth and innovation, and what are its current issues and opportunities.
The Range is a multi-channel retailer with over 210 stores in the UK and Ireland, selling products in the home, garden, and leisure categories. Founded by Chris Dawson in 1989, it is owned by Norton Group Holdings and has expanded rapidly since 2009.
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Learn about the history, modems, availability and performance of dial-up Internet access, a form of Internet connection that uses the public telephone network. Dial-up speed is limited by audio signals and can drop to 21.6 kbit/s or less.
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A comprehensive list of department stores in the UK, sorted by current or defunct status, business name, main location, date started and additional branches. Includes historical and modern examples of department store groups and chains, such as Harrods, John Lewis, Marks & Spencer and Selfridges.