The line graph illustrates information about the changes in annual revenues of three different stores, namely Grand Mall, Owens, and J&W, in a particular UK city, over the period from 2001 and 2005.
Overall, it is immediately apparent that J&W experienced the most substantial increase over the period, whereas Owens displayed a noticeable decline. Meanwhile, Grand Mall fluctuated moderately.
Turning to the details, Grand Mall started at 40 million pounds in 2001 and underwent moderate fluctuations during the following years. However, after 2007 the figure declined gradually, ultimately finishing at around 26 million pounds by 2015. in contrast, Owens began at 30 million pounds in 2001 and fluctuated slightly, before increasing to roughly 28 million pounds.
Regarding J&W, it initially stood at 0 million pounds and increased steadily during the following years. This upward trend continued as the value rose significantly, eventually, reaching around 46 million pounds by the end of the period. It is also noteworthy that J&W overtook Owens and Grand Mall in 2007 and 2011.
