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EDITORIAL Ikea, Ted Baker, Card Factory and Primark: how leading retailers are planning to do business differently post-lockdown

EDITORIAL Ikea, Ted Baker, Card Factory and Primark: how leading retailers are planning to do business differently post-lockdown

02 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
In today’s InternetRetailing we’re reporting as retailers emerge from the Covid-19 lockdown with strategies aimed at doing business differently from now on
Covid-19EditorialEuropeGuest CommentInternationalMobileOnlineProductsRetailerSustainabilityUK
How Ikea is working to become a fully circular economy business by 2030

How Ikea is working to become a fully circular economy business by 2030

02 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
The furniture and homewares group aims to speed up its transition to a circular economy through its strategic partnership with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation
circular economyEllen MacArthur FoundationIkea
Hush launches new mobile-first ecommerce platform

Hush launches new mobile-first ecommerce platform

02 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
Hush has launched a new ecommerce platform designed for mobile first and to raise its international profile
DeliveryEcommerceEditorialEventsInternationalInterviewsMobileOnlineOtherRetailerUK
How Card Factory aims to emerge from Covid-19 with a more multichannel business

How Card Factory aims to emerge from Covid-19 with a more multichannel business

02 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
Card Factory today said that it would continue to develop its strategy of making its products available to customers however they want to buy – whether that’s online, in a shop or via a third-party retailer. Coming out of lockdown, it is looking to develop new innovative ways for its customers to buy that will enable them to visit shops less often while spending more
Covid-19CustomerEcommerceOnlineOtherProductProductsResearchRetailerSellingThe CustomerUK
Ted Baker unveils new digital-first transformation strategy as it resets following £79.9m pre-tax loss

Ted Baker unveils new digital-first transformation strategy as it resets following £79.9m pre-tax loss

01 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
Ted Baker today unveiled a digital-first transformation strategy in response to “the structural transition from physical stores to digital retail” – and as it reported a £79.9m pre-tax loss in its latest full-year results
Covid-19RXUK Top500Ted Baker
Primark upbeat about sales prospects as it plans for English stores reopening on June 15

Primark upbeat about sales prospects as it plans for English stores reopening on June 15

01 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
Primark stores in England are all expected to open on June 15, its parent company Associated British Foods (ABF) said today
ABFPrimark
Zalando becomes first retailers to demand partners brands measure their sustainability

Zalando becomes first retailers to demand partners brands measure their sustainability

29 May 2020by Chloe Rigby
Zalando has become the first retailer to make it compulsory for brands selling via its platform to measure how sustainable their businesses are
Sustainable Apparel CoalitionZalando
How department stores are planning their store reopenings

How department stores are planning their store reopenings

29 May 2020by Chloe Rigby
Department stores including John Lewis, Debenhams and Harrods are planning to reopen their stores from June 15. That’s the date when the government has said all shops in England will be able to reopen – as long as the Covid-19 infection rate is under control.
We take a look at how three multichannel department store businesses are approaching the task of reopening their store estates.
Covid-19DebenhamsHarrodsJohn Lewis
InPost adds automated lockers to 40 South West Railway stations

InPost adds automated lockers to 40 South West Railway stations

29 May 2020by Chloe Rigby
InPost is working with parcel locker provider InPost to put automated ecommerce lockers at 40 stations across its rail network
Covid-19InPostlockersSustainability
Boohoo buys remaining third of PrettyLittleThing as part of its international expansion plans

Boohoo buys remaining third of PrettyLittleThing as part of its international expansion plans

28 May 2020by Chloe Rigby
Boohoo is buying the final third of PrettyLittleThing that it did not already own and will continue to develop it into an international fashion brand
BoohooPrettyLittleThing

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