Gamma chairs barred: Vincent Sheppard wins plagiarism case
Furniture manufacturer Vincent Sheppard has obtained a court order in The Hague prohibiting Intergamma from continuing to sell its Amelie garden chairs and lounge sets in the…
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Aldi Belgium revises flyer following complaint from Princess Delphine: “Reproduction is not art”
Aldi’s announcement that customers could purchase an “exclusive work” by Princess Delphine of Saxe-Coburg for 24.99 euros at its Belgian stores on Saturday has been updated in the…
Sainsbury’s welcomes first cohort of FutureMaker graduates
Sainsbury’s has marked the launch of its new flagship graduate programme, with the first FutureMarkers focusing on building skills in data and analytics, digital and AI, customer…
Waitrose launches £18 premium meal deal as shoppers cut back on dining out
Waitrose has launched a new £18 No.1 Takeaway Meal Deal as its new research reveals almost two thirds of consumers are eating out less often. It said that 62 per…
MOL Group Launches Solar Park And Energy Storage Facility In Hungary
Hungarian fuel operator MOL Group has inaugurated its new solar park at its Algyő site, featuring an energy storage system.
Naturalia Features Animal Welfare Label On Private-Label Broiler Chicken Line
Naturalia, a Casino Group organic brand, has announced the roll-out of the Animal Welfare Label on its line of broiler chickens.
‘Largest Price Offensive In Company History’ – Billa Austria Vs Discounters
Grocery retailers Billa and Billa Plus have announced ‘the largest price offensive in the company’s history’ across Austria.
Norwegian challenger takes on Shopify with all-in-one retail platform
A challenger has emerged for Shopify in the Norwegian ecommerce market. Co-created by entrepreneur Greg Taube, Famme combines an online store, payments, shipping, point-of-sale…
Ten years after shoppable posts changed how we buy, AI is set to change how we sell
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On looks to nearly double sales by 2029 despite ‘far more challenging’ market
A recent entry into soccer will help propel the brand through high-teens growth over the next three years, according to executives. Analysts aren’t so sure.
Amazon asks Meta to remove it from the Muse AI agent experience
The e-commerce giant — which is no stranger to the opt-out approach of agentic purchases — said it was not given advance notice Muse would access its shop.
Gap rolls out ‘fashiontainment’ strategy with boy band collaboration
A multiyear deal with Just Your Type is positioned as bigger than a one-off campaign, spanning experiences, clothing and a documentary series.