Refurbed adds guitars to its product line
Refurbed, the European secondhand marketplace, is expanding its product range to include musical instruments. The new category will start with guitars and will be expanded to…
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Refurbed, the European secondhand marketplace, is expanding its product range to include musical instruments. The new category will start with guitars and will be expanded to…
Shopping centre and high street transactions resilient despite geopolitical uncertainty and persistent inflation
Jumbo has lowered the prices of its private-label products in the Netherlands. However, the same products are still (significantly) cheaper in Belgium, where competition among…
The facility, which will service the Southeastern U.S., is expected to start operations in early 2027 and create over 200 jobs.
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Colgate-Palmolive reaffirmed its annual sales forecast even after posting a quarterly rise amid muted demand in North America.
Sainsbury’s has agreed the sale of Argos to newly-formed company Swift Partners in a £120 million deal – significantly lower than the £1.4 billion it paid to acquire the business…
To lower the barrier to entry for aspiring entrepreneurs, Carrefour Belgium is launching a digital application process based on artificial intelligence (AI). This is intended to…
The deal will see Sainsbury's focus on its core grocery business while Argos enters a new phase under dedicated ownership
More than half of businesses lack a dedicated owner for AI costs, which can lead to overspend, according to a Harness report.
Retailers across the UK are taking a bigger role in what happens to unwanted phones, laptops, cables and electrical goods once customers decide they have had enough of them. The…