Luxury locations outperform in post-pandemic environment.
High-end destinations, especially within the South East of England, are the most buoyant retail locations in the UK.
Smile for the camera: The exciting and controversial world of facial recognition in retail.
In the dynamic world of retail, two seasoned experts, Glynn Davis and Matthew Valentine, go head-to-head each month. This month, they spar over facial recognition!
Supermarkets are dead. Long live supermarkets!
Those who wrote off ‘old-fashioned’ supermarkets when everybody shopped online because of the pandemic may need to rethink.
Zeekr leads Chinese EV charge in global markets amidst trade headwinds.
China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry is aggressively entering international markets to secure more capital, highlighted by Zeekr.
VEJA expands global presence with new eco-conscious store in London’s Covent Garden.
VEJA, the trailblazing sneaker brand celebrated for its commitment to ecological and ethical practices, continues its rapid global expansion with new retail spaces.
Ebay enhances mobile app with advanced product research tool.
Ebay has upgraded its mobile app functionality, now enabling sellers to harness data insights from three years of prior sales via the newly integrated Product Research tool.
Reebok unveils AI-powered digital sneaker customization in the metaverse.
Reebok has introduced "Reebok Impact," a pioneering AI tool available through Instagram chat, designed to blend personal memories with custom digital sneaker design.
Frédérique Picard, Carel: “Our values and know-how support us in a changing market.”
The ever-increasing digitalisation of society is profoundly transforming our buying habits and playing into the hands of fast-fashion players.
Is eco-packaging the future of packaging?
As global warming intensifies, packaging is increasingly viewed as a waste product that should either be eliminated or significantly transformed.
UK shoppers favor retailers’ websites over marketplaces for product information, Intellias study finds.
UK shoppers are increasingly relying on retailers' websites over third-party platforms for product information, a study by digital consultancy and software engineering firm Intellias has found.