Waitrose outpaces John Lewis as it pushes ahead with £800m overhaul
Waitrose is the financial powerhouse of the John Lewis Partnership, as its department store sister battles tougher trading conditions and presses ahead with an £800m…
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Sainsbury’s pauses AI facial recognition cameras after shopper wrongly ejected
Sainsbury’s has paused the use of AI-powered facial recognition cameras after a shopper was wrongly removed from one of its stores as a suspected shoplifter. The company has…
M&S introduces limited collection by London streetwear label Aries
Marks & Spencer is teaming up with luxury streetwear label Aries on a 26-piece capsule collection that sees the relaunch of the heritage St Michael label. Spanning womenswear and…
BRC warns employment reforms risk squeezing out retail Saturday jobs
The British Retail Consortium has warned that planned employment reforms could make it harder for retailers to offer entry-level roles. New Opinium polling commissioned by the BRC…
Another Belgian Carrefour hypermarket set to shrink significantly
Just as in Hasselt, the Carrefour hypermarket in Burcht will also give up part of its current retail space. Real estate developer Redevco plans to build seven additional retail…
Younger Germans Turn To Social Media For Product Information, Older Consumers To Leaflets
Advertising preferences differ significantly between generations in Germany, according to a recent consumer study by Simon-Kucher.
Inflation Alters Polish Shopping Habits – Auchan Poland
Despite improved economic conditions, 84% of Polish consumers worry about grocery prices, while 33% have altered how they shop.
GAC And Unigrains Iberia To Sell Ñaming To Palacios Alimentación
Green Arrow Capital and Unigrains Iberia have agreed to sell Spanish sandwich/ready-meal company Ñaming to Palacios Alimentación.
EXCLUSIVE: Retailers fear illicit tobacco is damaging c-stores’ reputation
The findings come from an exclusive Better Retailing Club Rewards survey
The Friday Checkout: Can Kroger’s new e-commerce chief sort out its messy online business?
Nate Faust brings a founder’s energy and an outsider’s perspective to a digital business that has become overly complex.
The hour people stopped buying: how the eclipse also blacked out Europe’s online stores
Wednesday evening’s solar eclipse had a striking effect on European online shopping behavior: according to payment data, consumers made nearly 38% fewer digital transactions at…
Michaels debuts new store format at 3 locations
The spaces include revamped department layouts, new personalization services and a self-checkout queue exclusive to rewards members.