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  2. Bensons for Beds - Wikipedia

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    On 30 June 2020, Bensons for Beds went into administration, but Alteri immediately bought it back, aiming to save between 150 and 175 of the chain's 242 stores, its Huntingdon manufacturing operation, and nearly 1,900 jobs. [4]

  3. The bed specialist also said it hopes to create job opportunities for former Carpetright staff when it reopens the stores under its brand. Bensons for Beds buys 19 former Carpetright shops after ...

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    In 2022, the7stars continued to expand its client roster, winning accounts such as AG Barr (taking over from incumbent PHD Manchester, which handled the company's media since 2010), [71] Kao, [72] Bensons for Beds, [73] Illva Saronno, [74] Unboxed (through the Crown Commercial Service), [75] Royal Mail, [76] and Cunard's £4.7 million combined ...

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  9. Cargo (retail chain) - Wikipedia

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    Cargo was a British homewares retail chain, with 43 stores mostly situated in London and south-east England. [1]The company was established in London in 1876, by 20-year-old James Waller Carpenter, under the trading name of JW Carpenter Ltd.