NRF forecasts 4.2% holiday sales growth, muted seasonal hiring
Spending may top $1 trillion as consumers grapple with higher prices.
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Spending may top $1 trillion as consumers grapple with higher prices.
As French retailers count the cost of widespread looting, suspicious listings appearing on resale platforms have shown how quickly losses from the shopfloor can migrate online…
(updated) According to initial estimates, the violent protests in France have affected over 3,000 stores. Sephora, Burberry, Galeries Lafayette, and Carrefour, among others, were…
B&M is seeking to acquire a small number of stores from rival Poundland as part of any break-up of the struggling chain, Sky News reported.
The British luxury leather goods brand Mulberry reports strong sales growth, which the company attributes to investments in the brand and a reduction in price discounts.
British home improvement retailer B&Q has been shortlisted in the sustainability category at the Retail Gazette Awards, following a year of work to cut emissions and encourage…
After 25 years, Kringwinkel is getting a new tagline and a more contemporary store concept. Under the slogan “Phenomenally Social,” the secondhand chain aims to communicate its…
The Dutch fashion brand Yaya has just opened a new store in Ostend, the chain’s ninth location in Belgium. The opening marks the next step in the brand’s continued expansion into…
Miniso is opening its first Miniso Land store in the UK at 363 Oxford Street, London.
Fresh salad brand Florette has announced a campaign to support Breast Cancer Now and CoppaFeel! by raising awareness and encouraging shoppers to back the cause. The new Tickled…
Three years ago, Nike executives touted “strong growth” across Converse and Jordan Brand. Now, both are declining by double digits — and so is China.
Irish shoppers exercised caution ahead of budget in the four weeks to 4 October, according to latest data from Worldpanel by Numerator.