HMV spins a positive trend for vinyl and Oxford Street.
Pioneering luxury goods company Elvis & Kresse continues to increase the amount of waste materials it uses to make its unique belts and bags.
Elvis & Kresse: Building a fully regenerative luxury goods business.
Pioneering luxury goods company Elvis & Kresse continues to increase the amount of waste materials it uses to make its unique belts and bags.
Do UK politicians understand the retail sector at all?
It feels like an especially complicated time right now for retailers and their relationships with politicians.
Food delivery firms extending into non-food.
Food delivery firms are continuing to push beyond their core market of take-away meals as they look to further leverage their delivery infrastructures through tie-ups with retailers and brand owners.
Gen Z’s key supporters of meal-kits.
Providers of meal kits continue to remain under pressure to reach sustainable levels of profitability despite having a serious following from younger consumers who maintain a strong appetite for the convenience of such products.
Women executives in retail #10: Joanne Hall, UK retail operations director, BP.
My role is all about making sure we provide our customers with a brilliant, efficient experience when they visit us.
Do UK customers care about Black Friday?
Many people are rightly suspicious of the Black Friday offers that have become such a fixture of retailing in recent years.
Booths checks out of self-service checkouts.
Booths has surprised the retail industry by announcing it is to remove self-service checkouts from its supermarkets.
Miniso goes big on Oxford Street.
Bright lights and colourful design-led lifestyle products are attracting shoppers into the flagship store of fast-growing global brand Miniso.
Innovation is more important than ever for bricks and mortar stores.
Ikea may be best known for its big box stores, with their one-way circuit layouts, warehouse exit route, and the option to pause mid-shop for meatballs.