During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, ecommerce businesses became mainstream because they allow consumers to buy products without leaving their houses. People could visit an online store, find whatever they want, pay, and have it delivered to them in a few days. As more entrepreneurs recognized the opportunities in this space, they began setting up online […]
Of the biggest names in the eyewear industry, Sunglass Hut is among the most prominent. This Florida-born brand is an international go-to for high-end sunglasses, which is why it's no surprise that it operates in over 20 countries and is one of the most common mall stores you'll find in America. With our article adding that younger generations like millennials and Gen Z will comprise 45% of the global personal luxury goods market by as early as 2025, it also continues to expand its reach and appeal to this rising segment as the years go on.
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday just around the corner, the latest statistics released by finder.com reveal that Brits are expected to spend more than £7 billion this year on the sales.
As ASOS issues its second profit warning in seven months, the online fashion retailer whose issues are said to come from warehouse-related confusion, non-functioning Eurolab software and troubled third-party brands, is not giving up the fight against these operational challenges just yet.
As the decline of brick and mortar retail rolls on, commercial real estate developers are left with massive abandoned properties. Who will fill that underutilized space? A series of recent acquisitions by associates of Amazon in Northeastern Ohio provides some clues.
Christmas is here; there’s no getting away from it. The Coca Cola truck has graced our TV screens, Greggs have released their festive bake, Mariah Carey will be bellowing out those well-known lyrics and Michael Bublé will be lining up his re-appearance.
Landmark research by Hitachi Capital UK into retailers’ business decisions has found that the pressures of running bricks and mortar stores is causing an investment divide between online and high street retailers. Last week, it was reported that rising business rates – a tax of the value of a firm’s premises - would cost retailers […]
The authority of social media is getting greater and trying to push against its power is becoming increasingly difficult. As of January 2018, there were approximately 3.196 billion social media users around the world, which shows a growth of 13% from 2017. This Smart Insights data suggests that not only are billions of people — […]
When darling of the high street Marks & Spencer announced plans to shut 100 core clothing and home branches as part of a major restructure, commentators were quick to jump on the news as just the latest death knell for the high street. Julian Fisher, CEO at Jisp, believes the doom and gloom of the […]
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