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Blockbuster, the high street video and games retailer, has become the latest victim of the recession after going into administration. Its decline m...
The media has been full of reports in recent months predicting that 2012 will be the first year where online shopping outstrips the money being spent ...
Today is Black Friday - so called because its the day when traditionally, retailers finally get into the black - which heralds the biggest shopping we...
Luxury retailers must focus on providing a rounded customer experience, rather than simply flogging goods, if they are to survive the ongoing recessio...
It's simple. Take a wander in to your nearest wine store, or supermarket, and have a wee peak at the range of quality half bottles on their shelves. Not too many eh! In my time as a retailer I have lost count the amount of times where someone asked me for a half bottle of wine. Not everybody wants to spend money on a full bottle, especially if they only fancy a tipple once a week.
Argos has revealed a five-year transformation plan which will see it develop from a catalogue-based shop to a digital retailer. The plan has four m...
Sports retailer Sports Direct released impressive results this afternoon, citing its online strategy and continued acquisition of desirable brands as ...
Why is it that a product or deal displayed in a retailer's store may not be available to buy online or vice versa? Or why is it sometimes not possible to return a product bought online to the same retailer's store?
Starting up in fashion with no investment doesn't seem like a very sane thing to do; especially in this financial climate. Last week, in fact, I was told by an industry consultant that I'd find it "very difficult" as I don't have a money-laden family or boyfriend. I liked his honesty; money would definitely help, but I think there's big change a foot in the fashion industry.
Eleven years ago, when the dotcom bubble burst and internet companies were in free fall, Natalie Massenet had an idea. The former fashion journalist d...
