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The lure of the treasure hunt

“Home Bargains is one of the biggest things to come out of Liverpool since the Beatles”

The pandemic is often said to have spelled curtains for high-street chains failing to keep pace with the digital revolution. But there are still fortunes to be made “by piling it high and selling it cheap,” says The Times. The rise of so-called variety discounters – selling

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