The tech-driven gourmet grocer: scaling summer efficiency
Long lines don't just slow checkout, they shrink baskets. See how specialty grocers protect basket size without losing the personal touch.
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From season to sentiment: How the pace of consumer trends reshapes retail planning
Consumer trends are more complex than seasons. Here's how retailers are tracking them.
Global coverage and effectiveness: Why CPG sales leaders own retailer success, direct or indirect
The CPG brands winning in retail aren't covering more accounts — they're covering smarter.
AI is creating ecommerce’s next optimization challenge: The intent gap
AI is changing how shoppers arrive. Is your checkout keeping up?
Spain's Covirán Rolls Out 'Origen' And 'Plus' Store Formats Across 14 Locations
Covirán continued to expand its retail network with the opening, reopening, and renovation of fourteen supermarkets in June.
Primark launches major price offensive
In 19 markets, Primark is lowering the prices of hundreds of popular items in women’s, men’s, and children’s fashion. With a new campaign, the retailer aims to continue…
TikTok psychology: Why social commerce feels irresistible to Gen Z shoppers
Social commerce is rewriting the shopping journey for younger consumers, according to new research from Savvy. The post TikTok psychology: Why social commerce feels irresistible…
John Lewis unveils ‘biggest-ever’ fashion tie-up with Rixo
John Lewis unveiled its biggest-ever fashion collaboration as it prepared to roll out a 44-piece Rixo collection across its store estate. The vintage-inspired range will launch on…
High investments keep Picnic in the red
The Dutch online supermarket Picnic, which also operates in Germany and France, grew by a quarter last year but continues to incur substantial losses. “Profitability will come…
Zara owner confirms August launch for first UK Lefties store
Zara owner Inditex has confirmed its budget fashion chain Lefties will make its UK debut in Liverpool at the end of August. The retailer is due to open at Liverpool ONE before…
EU forces Google to open Android and Search data to rival AI platforms, reshaping retail media
The European Commission (EC) has ordered Google to give rival AI assistants greater access to Android and share anonymised search data with competing search engines and qualifying…
AI is scaling retail media creative, but community signals may determine whether it actually works
New research suggests that the volume of creative being generated by AI is increasing much faster than its quality. The post AI is scaling retail media creative, but community…