As retail’s history unfolds, the grandest city of them all continues to grow in ways that may have seemed unimaginable in 1923, when barney pressman pawned his wife Bertha’s engagement ring to open his business on the corner of 17th street and seventh avenue. From VMSD
Woodland, the outdoor and adventure wear brand has created a strong niche for itself in the minds of the customers. In this article there are them green measures. From Storai
Sustainability in Indian retail is an emerging reality. While the awareness is growing, it is still fairly limited. Retailers who have taken the eco-friendly route, vouch for the immense benefits it brings to their business, both tangible and intangible. From Storai
The big trends in in-store innovation from around the world…From Storai
An overview of sustainable practices in shopping centres in India. From Storai
The right mix of design and technology can ensure high engagement levels at the store, resulting in higher sales. From Storai
Although every retail company is taking some steps towards becoming a environmentally responsible, some have infused it into their DNA. From Storai
Marks & Spencer (M&S) was founded over 130 years ago in the UK and currently has 900 stores in the UK and over 460 stores across 59 territories in Europe, the Middle East and Asia: discovering its ethical measures. From Storai
Take note, an ICLP study found that given the many temptations in the market, 79% of Indian customers would cheat on their favourite retailers. From Storai
H&M, the Swedish international retailer, is known for fashion and quality in a sustainable way. Sustainability is part of H&M’s DNA and it will continue its responsible retailing practices in India as it does internationally. From Storai
A Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) study found that retailers’ programs typically begin with a focus on their own operations—with an emphasis on energy and waste reduction in stores and distribution centers—and then turn to addressing the product and supply chain impacts. From Storai
The recent demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes in India has created panic among the population due to the deficit of physical cash in the market. From Storai