Lacoste has collaborated with raincoat brand Mackintosh to create a new collection that “challenges both style and the elements”...
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Uniqlo is launching a new store at British Land’s Southgate shopping centre in Bath next spring/summer...
Darren Day on how Clarks’ latest campaign allows it to ‘remain true’
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Uniqlo set to open second Bath store next spring
Uniqlo is launching a new store at British Land’s Southgate shopping centre in Bath next spring/summer....
Austen & Blake opens new Southampton store
Jewellery retailer Austen & Blake has opened a new store in Southampton at Westquay Shopping Centre....
AO snaps up Jessops from Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones
AO World has acquired specialist camera retailer Jessops from Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones as it looks to broaden its reach beyond its traditio...
Retailers warn Burnham warehouse tax could push up food prices
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poppi’s marketing director on turning Love Island buzz into UK growth
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Asda helps to redistribute over one million children’s books
Asda and The Children’s Book Project have celebrated reaching the milestone of one million pre-loved children’s books donated and redistri...
Charles Tyrwhitt celebrates 40th anniversary
British menswear brand Charles Tyrwhitt celebrates its 40th anniversary with a new campaign fronted by the brand’s founder Nick Wheeler. The mar...
Superdrug’s COO on its beauty playground “built solely around exploration”
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Oxfam sells out first eBay Live shopping event
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Primark and Uniqlo turn to clothing repairs in bid to win over Gen Z
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Can Father's Day provide further retail opportunities?...
Small Businesses Say Fake Reviews Are Running Rampant — Is This True, and What’s the Solution?
Small business are reporting major problem with fake reviews, and suspicions are increasing....
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What does the data say about stockouts, brand integrity, retail success, and shopper tolerance?...
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What a social media ban for under-16s might mean for the beauty industry
It occurred to me that this could be a real issue for the beauty industry....
Asda chief customer officer on the supermarket’s latest refresh
By Retail Gazette on May 26th 2026 at 10:01 am
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Kingfisher keeps profit outlook despite soft market hitting B&Q sales
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Retailers warn summer price rises could persist despite Iran ceasefire talks
Retailers have warned that price pressures could continue to hit shoppers throughout the summer, even if ceasefire talks between the US and Iran prove...
Tesco aims to ‘make cooking more accessible’ with new marketing drive
Supermarket chain Tesco has unveiled its new campaign that aims to make cooking more accessible. The campaign won Channel 4’s Diversity in Adver...
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Nine in 10 retailers in rural locations have been victims of crime in the past year, new research has found. A survey by commercial insurer NFU Mutual...
Adidas shares rise after London Marathon runners break records in new Adizero shoes
By Retail Gazette on April 29th 2026 at 14:34 pm
Adidas shares climbed on Monday after three athletes wearing the sportswear giant’s latest running shoe delivered record-breaking performances a...
Grind’s brand director Stacey Britt Fitzgerald on building a brand people actually remember
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John Lewis unveils exclusive shop-in-shops Korean skincare partnership
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Vinted valuation soars to €8bn as investors pile into resale boom
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Huggies and Kleenex owner Kimberly-Clark warns oil price surge could add £126m to costs
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Zalando tells customers to cash in pre-owned kids clothing for credit
By Retail Gazette on February 26th 2026 at 11:27 am
German fashion brand Zalando is expanding its pre-owned category to include children’s fashion. ...
Atlassian Williams F1 Team appoints M&S as official travel kit partner
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Primark expected to name Eoin Tonge as permanent CEO
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The UK is a nation of serial returners, and it’s crippling the supply chain
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Not just an IT problem: What are retailers still getting wrong about cyber security?
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Prolonged Hormuz closure to hit global chemical output, Fitch warns
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UK food sector could deliver one billion extra meals, report finds
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Are parcel lockers becoming a serious supply chain play for retailers?
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A third of consumers would buy directly via generative AI platforms, study finds
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e.l.f Cosmetics unveils second original music album
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AI shoppers convert 20% better than traditional traffic as retail habits shift
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As Target Releases its Private Label Cookbook, Should Competitors Consider Their Options?
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What can other retailers learn from Target's private label cookbook play?...
What’s Next For Wayfair as US Growth Shows Promise?
Can Wayfair sustain this upward momentum through 2026 and 2027?...
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How important are the elements of packaging, unboxings, and included materials in today's retail sphere?...
Can Vans Become Cool Again, Heading Off a Perceived Decline in Popularity?
Can Vans recapture its place as a notably cool brand?...
Will Gap’s New Fragrance Collection Succeed in Leveraging 1990s Nostalgia?
Will Gap's new fragrance lineup succeed?...
Is Kroger’s CEO Right About the Grocer’s Problems, and What Are the Best Solutions?
Does Kroger's CEO have the right diagnosis of the grocer's problems, as well as the correct solutions?...
How Much Opportunity Is There for Brands and Retailers As America 250 Draws Near?
Will America 250 provide a platform beyond the immediate for brands and retailers to be noticed?...
Can QVC Use TikTok Shop As a Springboard To Flourish While Navigating Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
Can a heavy bet on TikTok Shop give QVC what it needs to flourish after Chapter 11 proceedings?...
What Should Brand Positioning Look Like as Consumers’ Preferred Sociopolitical Values Show Deep Rifts?
Should brands be involved in sociopolitical positioning, or is it better to stay neutral?...
Will College Students Buy What Bed Bath & Beyond Is Aiming To Sell Them?
Can Bed Bath & Beyond successfully attract college student spend with this latest campaign?...
What’s the Secret To Capturing Attention (and Spend) in Today’s Beauty Market?
By RetailWire on May 26th 2026 at 10:12 am
With beauty showing signs of vibrant growth and consumer spend, what's the secret to success?...
C-Stores Face Consumer Disinterest Due to High Prices, But Can Private Label Turn Things Around?
Can private label offerings cut consumer wariness over c-store pricing?...
What’s Behind the ‘Revenge Shopping’ Taking Place, Despite an ‘Unaffordable’ Economy?
What are the primary motivators behind consumers remaining locked in on "revenge shopping"?...
What Does a Michaels Push Into Party Supplies Mean for the Staples and Party City Team-Up?
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Are the Stars Finally Aligned for Target To Recapture its Former ‘Aura’ Ahead of Q1 2026 Earnings?
With so many new initiatives, products, executives, and strategies enacted in the last year, is Target finally pushing into reclaiming its former glor...
Which Retail Jobs Are Most Threatened by AI Replacements?
Are management figures in retail the first to be threatened as AI matures (and takes jobs)?...
Which Brands Have the Most Opportunity Around the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
Which brands could seriously score during the upcoming World Cup?...
Will Subway’s First-Ever Value Menu Impress Guests (Or Is it Too Little, Too Late)?
By RetailWire on April 29th 2026 at 14:52 pm
Is Subway's first-ever value menu a big play, or too little, too late?...
What Does Being a ‘Trustworthy’ Company or Brand Actually Mean in Retail?
What does trust actually mean in retail, and what are the top players doing right?...
Is the Porch Piracy Problem Being Properly Addressed?
Porch piracy continues to be a serious concern for both U.S. consumers and retailers, according to the latest report issued by Omnisend. Combining its...
Will Businesses Invite Walmart Tradespeople To Fix Their Equipment?
Will Walmart's push into facilities repair and maintenance work?...
How Can Independent Retailers Improve ‘Shop Local’ Consumer Intent?
How can smaller retailers leverage the "shop local" movement to cultivate more interest?...
Can Traditional (and Discount) Grocery Stores Survive an Ongoing Squeeze?
Grocery stores are seeing a significant shift in loyalty and spend. What's the next move?...
Is the Party City and Staples Partnership Cause for Celebration?
Does the Staples team-up with Party City make sense?...
Will Shoppers Ever Stop Second-Guessing AI Brand Recommendations?
Will consumers ever actually trust AI recommendations?...
Is Sephora a Threat to the East Village?
Could a new Sephora location disrupt an iconic community?...
Has Same-Day Delivery Become an Expectation Across Retail?
By RetailWire on March 26th 2026 at 15:21 pm
Are expectations around retail delivery speed in flux?...
Should IKEA Be Flattening Management?
Should IKEA be trimming down its management headcount?...
Will Amazon Prime Members Pay for 1-Hour and 3-Hour Delivery?
Is it likely that Amazon customers will shell out extra for ultra-fast delivery?...
How Much Untapped Opportunity Remains in Cruise Retail?
Are brands and retailers missing out on an opportunity on cruise ships?...
How Can Retailers Avoid Marketing Fatigue and Inspire Deeper Shopper Loyalty?
By RetailWire on February 26th 2026 at 11:43 am
Based on recent data, how can retailers dial in marketing messages and avoid shopper fatigue?...
Should Aritzia Be Buying Fred Segal?
Is it wise for Aritzia to purchase Fred Segal?...
How Can Retailers Best Address Current US Shopper Psychology and Habits?
Given the most recent data on U.S. shopper habits and psychology, how can retailers adapt to fit?...
What Benefits Will Amazon Offer for Bath & Body Works?
Joining a few other vertically-operated retailers, Bath & Body Works opened its first storefront on Amazon’s U.S. platform. Bath & Body ...
Why Do Shoppers Prefer Trader Joe’s, Kwik Trip, and Sam’s Club Over Competitors?
What sets the category leaders, per the ACSI report, apart from their lagging competition?...
Mass Retailers, Including Walmart, Tie Grocers on Penetration For the First Time: What’s Next?
Walmart and other mass-channel retailers are reaching dominant penetration levels. What's next?...
Why Have Gourmet Grocers Become Social Clubs?
Gourmet grocers are leaning into the experience....
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Marc Jacobs and Nordstrom JOY Pop-Up – The Corner Store, NYC
By Millennium Signs & Displays on September 10th 2025 at 16:34 pm
Our team partnered with Marc Jacobs to bring the JOY capsule collection to life at Nordstrom’s Corner store in NYC....
Andrew Bolton, OBE, Announced as the Recipient of the 2024 Markopoulos Award
By Visual Market Retail on February 13th 2025 at 11:26 am
Presented this year to Andrew Bolton, OBE, Curator in Charge, The Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art....
The Markopoulos Award 2023 Presented this year to Peter Marino, FAIA
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Experiential Retail: Blending Digital & Physical
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A Rising Star is a young professional who has exhibited outstanding leadership in the brand environment industry....
PAVE Gala
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This year PAVE Global celebrates 30 years of mentorship, inspiration, and connection- making this edition of the PAVE Gala extraordinarily special! Du...
Why you need mobile-to-fixed technology
By elo on February 13th 2025 at 10:54 am
Self service retail and hospitality strategies and the convenience it enables have revolutionized the way business is conducted. McKinsey & Co. re...
Recycled Acrylic Provides Sustainability Boost at Retail
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Proxy Retail - Retail Fixture Installation Leaders
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Nahanco - 5 Nationally Known Products You Probably Didn’t Know Were Made Here
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Have you ever found yourself in a retail dressing room, wondering where the store gets its hangers from? Probably not. But, there’s a pretty goo...
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By Retail and Hospitality Hub on July 27th 2021 at 02:21 am
Since its beginning, T.C. Millwork has had a reputation as an innovator. The retail display manufacturer was an early adopter of reactive hot melt pol...
Universal Display - Welcome to our Second UDI!
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So we are in lockdown again. To my friends and colleagues who may have lost their jobs through this ordeal, I am truly sorry! However, ...
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This display table showcases an elegant metal base. The Leather Strap Collection mixes durable materials and thoughtful construction details to provid...
J.P. Metal America Children's Foundation
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J.P. Metal America Children's Foundation is committed to encourage, promote and support innovation in children's... read more...
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Not so long ago we were talking about how to engage the customer during the in-store experience—how we keep customers in our store longer, since...
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Peter Marino, FAIA, is the principal of Peter Marino Architect, a 160-person, New York–based architecture practice founded in 1978. Working glob...
Why retailers need to be a little more Reddit
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A fundamental reminder about what you should be doing as a brand....
Why the nichification of stores is more than a niche issue
Finding stories, identities and models that offer an alternative to what’s become a huge blur of boring retail....
5 of London’s best summer retail pop-ups
By Insider Trends on August 10th 2026 at 14:00 pm
Forget selling - London’s summer pop-ups are about places for consumers to get together....
The best new retail in Shanghai – July 2026
Evolution takes centre stage in Shanghai this month as brands explore new concepts....
H&M, Gudren Sjoden, and the strange stupidity of sustainability ratings
There's a fundamental problem with how we perceive sustainability in retail....
Walmart Gets Serious About Training Frontline Workers in AI — Are There Any Downsides?
Are there any unforeseen downsides which may emerge concerning Walmart's AI training plan?...
Can (and How Might) Walmart Take a Bite Out of DoorDash and Uber Eats’ Market Share as it Partners With Subway?
Walmart dips a toe into the food delivery market. Will it eventually be a major player?...
Should some retailers just be left to die?
Do something new and extraordinary, or just rest in peace....
How department stores are losing a rigged game
By Insider Trends on May 22nd 2026 at 14:35 pm
A model built for the past that seems incredibly difficult to drag into the future....
AI’s impact on retail property: The only way is up
As with all things, it's the output that matters most....
The Retail Technology Show 2026 and the truth about tech’s impact
By Insider Trends on April 29th 2026 at 13:49 pm
With no new hyped technology, this year’s RTS highlighted where impact really comes from....
Bookselling, and why modern retail isn’t all doom and gloom
The buying experience in 2026 is remarkable - and we perhaps don’t acknowledge often enough how lucky we are....
Shoppers are bringing their digital behaviours to the store. How should retailers respond?
What does this mean for retailer’s store experiences? How do they engage a smartphone glued consumer?...
Why The Works’ decision to stop selling online matters
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It’s not just fascinating but entirely logical in this particular corner of retail - for a number of notable reasons....
The best new retail in London – March 2026
Beauty retail continues to gain momentum in London with some curiously high-concept openings this month....
Gap, and the challenge of nostalgic storytelling
Attracting engagement in the long term will take more than simply retelling old stories again and again....
My favourite toy stores in the world
What I think is at the heart of creating memorable retail spaces - and namely, toy stores....
NRF, Dick’s Sporting Goods and the all-importance of balance
Why retail needs perspectives that reflect this complex and distinctly non-binary industry...
The 50 must know retail ideas of 2025
Don’t crumple up 2025 and throw it over your shoulder just yet. Here are 50 retail ideas from the last 12 months that we think you should check ...
The best Christmas pop-ups of 2025 – Part 2
Christmas pop-ups continue apace, with retailers in the US, Spain and Japan launching exciting new spaces for you to get your festive inspo from....
Puma, and the future of the store as a test space
What does this mean for store KPIs?...
Should Grocers Pay Online Influencers?
What should the relationship between grocers and influencers look like?...
Will Google’s Pomelli Photoshoot Live up to the Hype for Retail SMBs?
Will Pomelli's Photoshoot tool be a game-changer for retail SMBs?...
Interval, and why retail doesn’t understand community
By Insider Trends on December 11th 2025 at 11:37 am
A great independent retail story...
Would Recording In-Store Associates Help as a Training Tool?
By RetailWire on November 26th 2025 at 17:08 pm
Ethosphere is banking on AI-driven recordings of in-store associate practices as the next big thing in retail. Will this play out as planned?...
Should Target Associates Be Mandated To Smile?
Target's 10-4 plan calls for associates to be much more involved in greeting customers, as part of policy. Will this effort backfire?...
Are Second Screens Good or Bad for Engaging Consumers?
Conventional wisdom paints second screens as a marketing dead end. Is this accurate nowadays?...
Should Under Armour Have Broken Up With Steph Curry?
Under Armour is terminating its relationship with NBA star Steph Curry. Is this a smart move?...
How Successfully Can Arts and Crafts Retailers Capitalize on a ‘Grandma Hobbies’ Trend?
A so-called 'grandma hobbies' trend is apparently gaining traction. How can arts and crafts retailers capitalize on a trend pointing toward its primar...
The Best New Retail in Asia – October 2025
By Insider Trends on October 22nd 2025 at 15:03 pm
From Shanghai to Seoul, we’ve scoured Asia for the most inspiring and innovative new stores. You’re one click away from finding out what w...
Social media is dead. So what are retailers’ social strategies now?
My sense is that the rules of the game have been simplified....
Dossier: The fragrance brand bringing dupe culture to the surface
Something far more interesting is going on than just quick, cynical knock-offs....
The Best New Retail in New York – September 2025
The Big Apple will always retain a reputation as a vital and energetic retail place. These are the brands adding to that reputation this month....
A post NRF summary of new retail in Paris
Here’s what I found, and what I thought when pounding the beautiful streets of Paris....
The Best New Retail in Europe – September 2025
Looking for a whistlestop tour of the best new retail in Europe? Step this way....
The best new retail in London – September 2025
By Insider Trends on September 17th 2025 at 14:07 pm
London is a popular destination for retailers looking for culture and history to inspire their stores. Here’s who was successful this month....
The Best New Retail in China
Want to know the trends changing retail in China? These are the new stores to check out....
The Best New Retail in Tokyo – August 2025
Tokyo is one of the most buzzy capitals in the world, renowned for innovative and futuristic retail spaces like this month’s store openings....
How Alo Yoga proved me wrong – and why we must always think as shoppers
We have to constantly and honestly confront our biases when assessing retailers....
The Best New Retail in New York – August 2025
New York is a city with a vibrant culture and a retail scene to match. These are our favourite new additions....
The Best New Retail in Paris – August 2025
By Insider Trends on August 20th 2025 at 15:41 pm
Paris has attracted more luxury fashion and beauty brands, from fusing architectural and design styles to making fashion an exhibition. Read on for th...
