Results see retailer’s value fall $30billions. E-commerce not “historic competency”. By Financial Times
Does Farfetch live up to its billing as “the world’s greatest selection of
luxury”? Maybe. By Financial Times
Albertsons plans to buy drugstore chain Rite Aid in a deal that hastens the
consolidation rippling through the groceiy industry. By Financial Times
“See Now, Buy Now” helps lead the Tommy Hilfiger Group through brand invigoration. By Stores
New York & Co. puts the enjoyment back in customer engagement. By Stores
L’Occitane updates engagement and streamlines its digital presence. By Stores
Euroflorist wants its online customers to say it more often, so the Amsterdam-based company is using a powerful new optimization tool to tailor its website. By Stores
The industry’s evolution requires new measures of success. By Stores
Stores magazine sets the year off right with a tone of creativity, bold ventures and sheer chutzpah. Fair warning: The annual list of “ideas worth stealing” is always a popular read.
How are the industry’s leaders planning for the year ahead? Retail Week’s Retail 2018 report, in association with Manhattan Associates, provides answers from some of the sector’s most high-powered people.
From creating selfie-worthy in-store experiences, to brands becoming ‘allergic’ to retailers, to radical transparency, there was plenty to discuss at NRF’s annual conference. By Retail Week
There may be empty spaces in the Big Apple’s shopping districts, but there is also much to draw the eye. By Retail Week