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EDITORIAL Dr Martens, Asda and more find new ways to sell as shoppers tighten their belts

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by Chloe Rigby
News of falling retail sales comes at a time when retailers are finding innovative and different ways to sell to shoppers who now do more...
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Retail sales fall online and offline in May as the ‘post-pandemic spending bubble bursts’: BRC/Barclaycard

Industry
by Chloe Rigby
The proportion of sales taking place online appears to be settling at a ‘new normal’ level, says the BRC
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Online sales fall in April on last year, but remain well ahead of pre-pandemic 2019: BRC/Barclaycard

Industry
by Chloe Rigby
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EDITORIAL The importance of brand values to Made, Lego – and the brands suspending sales in Russia

Editorial
by Chloe Rigby
If today’s InternetRetailing newsletter has a theme, it’s all about the importance of brand values that reflect those of their customers
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Ecommerce declines year-on-year – but the long-term shift online persists: BRC/Barclaycard

Industry
by Chloe Rigby
Shoppers spent more in-store and less online in February 2022 than they did a year earlier, new BRC/KPMG retail sales figures suggest. They...
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Online sales grew in 2021 – but fell back in December as shoppers headed in-store for certainty

Industry
by Chloe Rigby
Almost half of non-food sales took place online
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Over 65s are helping drive ecommerce growth – so how can you tap into them?

EDITORIAL M&S on data, Asda on accessibility, Tesco on strikes; plus the shift online

Editorial
by Chloe Rigby
We cover the latest from M&S, Asda, Tesco and Hotter Shoes in today’s InternetRetailing newsletter
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Shoppers bought more in-store and less online in November than last year, BRC figures suggest

Industry
by Chloe Rigby
The shift online remains the long-term trend, however, with more sales taking place online last month than at the same time in 2019
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EDITORIAL Card Factory and Watches of Switzerland on rewards of multichannel; Primark on store-only retailing

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by Chloe Rigby
Today’s InternetRetailing newsletter comes as retailers from Card Factory to Watches of Switzerland show the value ecommerce has added to their businesses over the...
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Online sales fall and in-store sales rise in October as customers continue to go back to shops

Industry
by Chloe Rigby
Total retail sales growth for the month came in at 1.3%, compared to the same time last year, says the BRC-KPMG Retail Sales...
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