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NewsFatFace expands into homewares
FatFace has launched its first homewares collection as part of the retailerās strategic move to expand its product offering beyond clothing.
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NewsLululemon trims outlook after weak US performance
Lululemon has lowered its full-year outlook, which interim co-chief executive Meghan Frank blamed on ānegative commentary in the mediaā and product launches that failed to entice shoppers.
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Editorās Choice: The man taking charge of Currys; how B&M aims to bounce back; the public still think (wrongly) supermarkets are ripping them off
Companies frequently look outside for a new chief executive, but often the mark of a strong business is when itās able to promote from within. Thatās exactly whatās happened at electrical retailer Currys, which this week appointed Fredrik TĆønnesen as group chief executive. Succeeding Alex Baldock, whoās leaving Currys at ...
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NewsBritish Land criticises TGJonesā āunacceptableā and āunfairā restructuring proposals
Commercial property group British Land has slammed TGJonesā restructuring proposals, labelling them āunacceptableā and āunfairā.
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NewsLidl unveils multimillion-pound investment in price cuts
Lidl has made a multi-million-pound investment in slashing prices in a bid to help customers save money.
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InterviewQ&A: Evolve chief executive on the critical need for in-store connectivity in the technology age
At a time when customers expect everything to be working and available in an instant, Retail Week spoke to Alan Stephenson-Brown, chief executive of Evolve, about the importance of the shopper experience, the risks associated with downtime, and the evolving need for everything to be connected.
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NewsFootfall drops as heatwave keeps shoppers away
Total UK footfall decreased in May as record-breaking late spring temperatures kept customers away.
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OpinionāCustomer focus will be to the fore as electricals retailers square upā
As Currys named a new chief executive, rival AO celebrated a red-letter day too when it set a Trustpilot record. As the two compete in a tough market, the battle for customers will be more important than ever, observes George MacDonald
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NewsZara to launch in-store personal styling service
Zara is set to launch its own personal styling service as part of its continued efforts to elevate the customer experience, Retail Week can reveal.
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GalleryInside Zaraās revamped tech-led Bond Street flagship
Zara has opened the doors to its newly renovated Bond Street flagship, introducing the Spanish fashion brandās latest global store concept to the UK market