We’re reporting on what a ’no deal’ Brexit would mean for online retailers in today’s InternetRetailing newsletter, while our summer focus remains on Operations & Logistics.
This week has brought stories of growth and of challenge. We report on
Laura Ashley as online sales grow but profits fall, and on
Yours Clothing as it opens its first shop in Germany. The latest retail hack, reported this week, hit Superdrug:
we ask what others can do to reduce their risk of a similar threat. We report too on
the UK government’s move to boost exports for a post-Brexit world. But the greatest challenge of all could be a no deal Brexit. We’ve read the Government’s technical update on Brexit and
set out here what that might mean in practice. This is well worth considering since many have now said there’s a 50% chance of this happening.
Find out more about the first two episodes of InternetRetailing’s RetailCraft podcasts featuring Heals and the Rug Company.
Find out more about upcoming InternetRetailing webinars and register for free on the InternetRetailing webinar page. You can also catch up with past webinars on the page.
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EDITORIAL No deal Brexit and beyond: focus on operations and logistics
Chloe Rigby
RetailCraft podcast
Find out more about the first two episodes of InternetRetailing’s RetailCraft podcasts featuring Heals and the Rug Company.
RetailCraft 01 – David Kohn of Heals – “probably the most sceptical man in the industry”? Surely not!
RetailCraft 02 – Sarah Stagg of The Rug Company and the 2018 IREU Top500
Webinars
Find out more about upcoming InternetRetailing webinars and register for free on the InternetRetailing webinar page. You can also catch up with past webinars on the page.
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