ARGOS has revealed it’s scrapping its iconic catalogue after almost 50 years. The retailer, which specialises in homeware, electronics and toys, is “bidding a fond farewell” to the book as shoppers ...

Say goodbye to the Argos catalogue… (Picture: Illustration by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images) After being in print for nearly 50 years, the iconic Argos catalogue is going paperless. Two versions of ...

Comms expert and media specialist Will Guyatt's weighed in on the demise of the Argos catalogue. The news has sparked an outcry from a loving public that had forgotten it existed, which he claims, is ...

Argos has announced plans to stop printing its famous paper catalogue after 47 years, as the retailer makes a definitive shift to online. Argos has printed and sent out 93 editions and over 1 billion ...

The retail giant is testing out removing the iconic catalogue from a small number of stores THE days of children circling what they want in the Argos catalogue at Christmas might be over. The retail ...

First it was Yellow Pages now the iconic Argos catalogue faces the axe as Brits switch to online shopping. The glossy tome, flicked through by generations of children to create their Christmas wish ...

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Why does Argos make people laugh? There is no punchline, by the way; this isn't a joke. The shop is celebrating its 40th anniversary this summer, but despite that small lifetime on British high ...

We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Argos SA news every morning. Digital shopping marches inexorably on, turning the traditional retail model on its head. But amid the ...

THE ARGOS catalogue was a small glimpse into the endless shopping opportunities the internet was soon to provide, back in the 1980s. People would spend hours thumbing through the laminated pages of ...

For many the Argos catalogue prompts a feeling of nostalgia – remembering flicking through the pages as a child and circling the items you hope Father Christmas might bring. But sadly, the company has ...