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What do new Covid-19 guidelines means for retailers, both online and offline?

What do new Covid-19 guidelines means for retailers, both online and offline?

22 Sep 2020by Chloe Rigby
Perhaps the most significant change to affect retailers in today’s announcement is not one aimed directly at them in the guidelines – but the call on office workers to stay at home
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New Look reaffirms faith in the store and omnichannel retail after latest CVA approved

New Look reaffirms faith in the store and omnichannel retail after latest CVA approved

18 Sep 2020by Chloe Rigby
New Look chief executive Nigel Oddy this week said that the retailer still believes in the future of the store within an omnichannel context following its landlords and creditors’ acceptance of a new company voluntary arrangement (CVA) that enables it to bring its store rents in line with turnover
Covid-19CustomerFocusOnlinePhysical StoreProductResearchRetailerUK
Amazon offers luxury brands a new route to market

Amazon offers luxury brands a new route to market

15 Sep 2020by Chloe Rigby
Amazon said today that it was moving into the luxury category, with selected shoppers to receive invitation-only access to brands including Oscar de la Renta via their mobile devices
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New digital and data agreements included as UK announces first post-Brexit trade deal with Japan

New digital and data agreements included as UK announces first post-Brexit trade deal with Japan

11 Sep 2020by Chloe Rigby
The UK government today announced its first post-Brexit trade deal with Japan – and says it includes digital and data provisions that go well beyond the UK’s previous Japanese deal, agreed via the EU. Some 2% of UK exports go to Japan. UK talks with the EU, to which 43% of exports go, currently risk ending in no deal


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How Toolstation and Wickes shifted their business online fast as Covid-19 hit

How Toolstation and Wickes shifted their business online fast as Covid-19 hit

08 Sep 2020by Chloe Rigby
Online grew fast at Travis Perkins businesses Toolstation and Wickes in a first half that was dominated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Some 90% Toolstation transactions took place online for branch collection or site delivery, while Wickes’ online sales grew by 115% and its click and collect deliveries by more than 1,000%
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London’s West End traders ask for support as the area continues to be hit by lower footfall

London’s West End traders ask for support as the area continues to be hit by lower footfall

14 Aug 2020by Chloe Rigby
Representatives of Arcadia, Hackett, Uniqlo, Schuh and Selfridges have met the Mayor of London to set out the impact that a 63% decline in footfall in London’s West End – resulting from Covid-19 lockdowns – is having on their businesses
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HelloFresh takes space for second UK base

HelloFresh takes space for second UK base

14 Aug 2020by Chloe Rigby
HelloFresh has leased space for its second UK site as it expands in this market.
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Watches of Switzerland reports record year as luxury shoppers bought online and from regional shops after Covid-19 pandemic

Watches of Switzerland reports record year as luxury shoppers bought online and from regional shops after Covid-19 pandemic

13 Aug 2020by Chloe Rigby
How did luxury shoppers buy during and after the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns in the UK and US? Watches of Switzerland had some answers today as it reported a leap in online sales and said that shoppers bought more from its regional shops and less in London as tourism fell.
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Shoppers getting more comfortable about going into shops but seem less confident about spending; retailers among the most likely to receive coronavirus loans

Shoppers getting more comfortable about going into shops but seem less confident about spending; retailers among the most likely to receive coronavirus loans

07 Aug 2020by Chloe Rigby
Six in 10 shoppers say they now feel comfortable buying groceries in store, new figures from the BRC and Opinium suggest, while four in 10 are happy to go to shops for goods other than food. Meanwhile, new analysis suggests that retailers are among the business sectors most likely to have taken on coronavirus business loans
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Ecommerce grows at Joules while shop sales decline, especially after Covid-19 – but the retailer remains committed to store-based multichannel model

Ecommerce grows at Joules while shop sales decline, especially after Covid-19 – but the retailer remains committed to store-based multichannel model

06 Aug 2020by Chloe Rigby
More than half of Joules’ sales were made online for the first time during its latest financial year while in-store sales fell by a fifth - with trends that were already affecting the business accelerating as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. But Joules says its 128 shops remain an important part of its ’total retail’ multichannel model - as long as it can ensure ‘suitable’ rents.
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