Dixons

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Dixons may refer to: *Currys plc - the current parent company of numerous European retailers of electronic goods, formerly known as Dixons Carphone **Dixons Retail - former parent company, before its merger with Carphone Warehouse **Dixons (retailer), former British electronic goods retailer **Dixons Travel, a current spin-off of the former brand, exclusive to airports *Dixons (Netherlands), a Dutch electricals retailer, originally part of the British Dixons, now independent *Dixon's factorization method, an application of the square factoring method *Dixons Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada *J F Dixons, former department store, Southend-on-Sea, England

Dixons may refer to: Currys plc - the current parent company of numerous European retailers of electronic goods, formerly known as Dixons Carphone Dixons Retail - former parent company, before its merger with Carphone Warehouse Dixons (retailer), former British electronic goods retailer Dixons Travel, a current spin-off of the former brand, exclusive to airports Dixons (Netherlands), a Dutch electricals retailer, originally part of the British Dixons, now independent Dixon's factorization method, an application of the square factoring method Dixons Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada J F Dixons, former department store, Southend-on-Sea, England ==See also== Dixon (disambiguation) Dickson (disambiguation)

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