
By Tony Hallett
Published: 13 September 1999 15:14 GMT
Marks and Spencer is to stock mobile phones that will run on the Orange network.
The retailer said a full announcement will be made next month, nearer the launch of a bespoke service rumoured to feature remote shopping and financial services.
After a well-publicised slump in sales, M&S is known to be looking at innovative distribution methods to make a come back, and the Motorola-manufactured handsets would mark a major move away from its own St Michael brand.
High-street rivals Asda, Tesco, Safeway and Sainsbury's this summer entered a price war on pre-paid phones from the big four networks.
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