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The RetailX Brand Index tracks the disrupting influence of companies that make branded goods – in most cases traditional wholesalers – who are now selling direct-to-customer and ranks them according to retail performance.
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RetailX Brand Index 2019

RetailX Brand Index 2019

21 May 2019
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RetailX Brand Index 2019
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Measuring Performance
Blurring the lines between brand and retail

Blurring the lines between brand and retail

04 Jun 2019by Emma Herrod
InternetRetailing’s RetailX research division delves behind the headlines and financial reports to investigate how brands are really performing online across Europe.
RETAILX BRAND INDEX CASE STUDY Nespresso: Capturing the coffee cup

RETAILX BRAND INDEX CASE STUDY Nespresso: Capturing the coffee cup

31 May 2019by Penelope Ody
Penelope Ody analyses how Nespresso has built and developed the market for its coffee capsules
Fashion, technology and sports brands top RetailX Brand Index 2019

Fashion, technology and sports brands top RetailX Brand Index 2019

28 May 2019by Chloe Rigby
This year’s RetailX Brand Index, published in association with Amazon Pay, is now available.

The index 2019, now in its third year, ranks the top 250 direct-selling retail brands from across the 32 countries of European Economic Area, plus Switzerland.
Nike introduces smartphone shoe fitting service

Nike introduces smartphone shoe fitting service

10 May 2019by Alex Sword
Nike customers will be able to virtually try on shoes thanks to a new mobile app feature.
John Lewis uses AR to offer try before you buy for lipstick as cosmetic sales boom on app

John Lewis uses AR to offer try before you buy for lipstick as cosmetic sales boom on app

25 Apr 2019by Paul Skeldon
Shoppers at John Lewis & Partners can now try on more than 300 lipsticks with nothing more than their smartphone as part of its latest augmented reality (AR) app feature.
Can ‘1000 new designs’ save Superdry as board resigns and founder takes over?

Can ‘1000 new designs’ save Superdry as board resigns and founder takes over?

03 Apr 2019by Paul Skeldon
While the entire board of Superdry – bar the company secretary – have resigned following a shareholder putsch to reinstate founder Julian Dunkerton, his ex-business partner and ex-chief designer James Holder, says he has “1000 new designs ready to go”. But is that enough?

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