Takko Fashion posts record results once again
Takko Fashion has just posted the highest quarterly revenue in its history. The fashion retailer continues to gain market share in its home market of Germany and is also…
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Takko Fashion has just posted the highest quarterly revenue in its history. The fashion retailer continues to gain market share in its home market of Germany and is also…
ONS data shows part-time roles at historic low as trade body warns rising costs threaten entry-level jobs
Grocery sales rose 1.8% in the four weeks to September, but unit sales fell for the first time since April as households face mounting financial pressure
A Panel discussion on the illicit tobacco trade recently took place, hosted by The Times, The Sunday Times and JTI
Greggs has opened its first supermarket Bitesize Greggs at the Tesco Southwark Superstore, marking an expansion of its smaller shop format. This move is part of the food-to-go…
Starting today, Bol is making its AI shopping assistant, Shophulp, available to all customers. The beta version is designed to help consumers choose products by relying less on…
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REWE Group has extended its partnership with delivery platform Wolt, with shoppers in Cologne now able to avail of its services.
Today, in the heart of Brussels, the first Belgian location of Intermarché Express—the urban retail concept from Groupement Mousquetaires—is opening. This new format aims to stand…
Colruyt Group is launching Move & Save, a subscription plan that, for the first time, systematically links Jims fitness clubs and Colruyt supermarkets. This marks a significant…
Lidl Spain has reached ten million members in its loyalty programme, Lidl Plus, and will give away two prizes of up to €250,000.
Tilburg and Maastricht Universities’ research challenges the idea that TSCs are a culprit in cross-border price differences.