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How THG Ingenuity is working with beauty brands from Elemis to Burt’s Bees to to sell direct to customers

How THG Ingenuity is working with beauty brands from Elemis to Burt’s Bees to to sell direct to customers

22 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
The Hut Group today announced it had won new contracts worth more than £100m to help beauty brands including Elemis and Burt’s Bees sell directly to shoppers online.
BrandsDataDeliveryEcommerceEuropeInternationalMarketingOnlinePaymentProductTechnologyUK
Forever 21 launches online in UK and mainland Europe with localised services

Forever 21 launches online in UK and mainland Europe with localised services

17 Jun 2020by Paul Skeldon
US-based fashion retailer Forever 21 has accelerated its ecommerce plans and has gone live with a new online store and transactional app in the UK.
Forever 21IndustryInternationalMobile
Spanish start-up bank Bnext links mcommerce and banking in new step for both sectors

Spanish start-up bank Bnext links mcommerce and banking in new step for both sectors

10 Jun 2020by Paul Skeldon
Spanish mobile-first ‘neobank’ Bnext is encouraging customers to use its banking service by offering coupons and deals with leading retailers, as the lines between ecommerce and other facets of digital continue to blur.
InternationalMarketingMobilePayment
Global alcohol sales online plummet as world emerges from lockdown

Global alcohol sales online plummet as world emerges from lockdown

02 Jun 2020by Paul Skeldon
Online sales of alcohol are now at significantly lower levels than this time last year, with pubs and bars now finding ‘lockdown workarounds’
Covid-19IndustryInternational
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
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
DeliveryEcommerceEditorialEventsGrowth 2000InternationalInterviewsMobileOnlineOtherRetailerUK
Lower spend spread more widely as shoppers shift online, but continue to use stores worldwide…

Lower spend spread more widely as shoppers shift online, but continue to use stores worldwide…

14 May 2020by Paul Skeldon
Shopper across the US and Europe are increasingly shopping online – and plan to continue to do so after lockdown – but many are still using stores
Covid-19CustomerIndustryInternational
… while having the best online presence and good stock control in both real and virtual worlds vital for survival

… while having the best online presence and good stock control in both real and virtual worlds vital for survival

14 May 2020by Paul Skeldon
With more than a quarter of shoppers now planning to spend more online after the COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, retailers with a limited (or no) online proposition must consider investment in order to remain competitive – but they mustn’t ignore stores, either
Covid-19CustomerIndustryInternational
Amazon expands Prime Now same day grocery delivery in UK and Spain

Amazon expands Prime Now same day grocery delivery in UK and Spain

13 May 2020by Paul Skeldon
Amazon is expanding its Prime Now same-day food delivery across London and nine other major UK cities this month in response to the coronavirus pandemic. It is also expanding in Barcelona.
Covid-19DeliveryIndustryInternationalMarketplaces
73% of UK consumers say current online experience from brands will change future spending post-lockdown

73% of UK consumers say current online experience from brands will change future spending post-lockdown

13 May 2020by Paul Skeldon
With shoppers pledging to continue shopping online post-lockdown, half will switch brands that have given them a poor online experience so far, pan-European research suggests.
CustomerGrowth 2000IndustryInternational

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