Radley stops website sales amid closure
Accessories retailer Radley’s website is directing customers to its remaining stores with a banner reading “website now closed”, following its administration earlier this year…
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Starbucks cuts another 224 jobs despite growing revenue
Starbucks is cutting 224 office jobs as part of a new round of restructuring under CEO Brian Niccol. The cuts will affect employees based at the Seattle headquarters and those in…
India Allows Duty-Free Imports Of 1 Million Metric Tonnes Of Raw Sugar
India will allow duty-free imports of 1 million metric tonnes of raw sugar as the government seeks to bring down record-high domestic prices.
Cyclospora outbreak is crimping produce sales, data shows
More than 6.5 million households stopped buying salad mixes and kits during the month that ended July 26, according to Numerator.
The Friday Checkout: Walmart and Target each put a unique spin on grocery
In reporting their latest earnings, the retailers made clear that they depend heavily on their food and beverage businesses as they look to stand out to consumers.
How Alibaba is using AI to revitalize e-commerce platforms
Alibaba is increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into its online stores. While traditional Chinese e-commerce operations are under pressure, same-day delivery is…
Victoria’s Secret reshapes tech leadership
Former Foot Locker executive Adrian Butler will oversee technology and former Starbucks CTO Gerri Martin-Flickinger will sit on the board.
The FTC is turning its sights on personalized pricing. What does it mean for customers?
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking comments on the practice, giving businesses yet another reason to be wary of implementing personalized or surveillance pricing.
Alibaba profits hit by AI spending despite strong cloud growth
Alibaba has reported a sharp fall in quarterly profits as the Chinese technology giant ramps up investment in its AI infrastructure. The post Alibaba profits hit by AI spending…
Popular bus driver known for blowing bubbles named ‘Ambassador of Joy’ by Aldi
Aldi has named London bus driver Ricki Reid as ‘Ambassador of Joy’ of the retailer’s Finsbury Park branch, after he was asked to stop blowing bubbles on his bus route. Reid was…
In Pictures: Fenwick celebrates ‘return to routine’ in Autumn 26 campaign
Department store Fenwick has unveiled its Autumn 2026 campaign, which celebrates returning to routine after summer with layered silhouettes. Titled ‘Back to Business’, the…
Retail sales fall in July – but consumer confidence improves
Retail sales volumes fell in July after two consecutive months of increases, according to the latest ONS (Office of National Statistics) data. The post Retail sales fall in July –…