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The banking shops will be staffed and offer full retail banking services.

Deutsche said the first branches, called "banking shops," would open in November.

I acquired my last rusty mold - a deliciously wicked rabbit astride a fish - in a Left Bank shop.

Jordanian goods were displaced by Israeli products in West Bank shops, and dinars gave way to shekels.

The Left Bank shops are in a neighborhood for printers and book shops, which were established in the 15th century.

"Banks shop regulators to get maximum C.R.A. credit," Ms. Mack said.

South African banks are trying to win Spaza shops as "bank shops" offering minimal banking services at lower costs than full bank branch offices.

"We're the bible du jour at Colette," Mr. Cox said, referring to the Right Bank shop that practically outdraws the Louvre.

Deutsche Bank Shopping for a Deal Deutsche Bank has been scouting out American concerns to buy that will enhance its international investment banking business.

Assessors are still trying to work out the full cost of the fire at the Spring Bank shopping centre, but initial estimates have been put at a quarter of a million pounds.

In 1975 he opened the first standalone Jeff Banks shop in London, as well as retail outlets in twenty-two department stores, including Harrods and Harvey Nichols.

The tiny Left Bank shop on the Rue des Saints-Peres has long been a magnet for those who appreciate fine lingerie and Miss Rosa's sweet tooth for color.

The two other shopping facilities are Banks Shops located on Pocket Avenue and Gordon Shopping Centre located on Lewis Luxton avenue of Woodcock Drive.

Since then, Donaldson, Lufkin, which is 74 percent owned by the Equitable Companies, a unit of the French insurer AXA S.A., "has intelligently grown as an investment banking shop."

ING Direct Italy is currently opening its own "bank shops" in the major towns, where customers can operate services on usual web channels, assisted or not by branch operators, and use advanced teller machines for cash and check transactions.

"From June, we go to meetings organized by publishers, often with authors present, to discuss 'la rentree litteraire,"' said Pierrette Berthaume, the fiction buyer for a Left Bank shop that is owned by Gallimard but also sells books by other houses.