Planet Retail
Planet Retail is the leading provider of global retailing information, from news and analysis to market research and digital media. Covering more than 7,000 retail and foodservice (HoReCa) operations across 140 markets around the world, many of the worlds leading companies turn to Planet Retail as a definitive source of business intelligence. Planet Retail's unparalleled knowledge of global Retail provides retailers, suppliers and investors with critical insights that create competitive advantage. Following the merger with M+M EUROdATA, Planet Retail has emerged as a brand trusted by many of the world's leading organisations, from large multinationals to expanding regional enterprises. By joining the latest in web technology with over 15 years of retail industry insight, we deliver immediate business value to our customers who span the entire retail supply-chain as well as financial services, consulting, advertising, IT, property, investment, entertainment and academia. Planet Retail has offices in London, Frankfurt and Tokyo.
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Recent stories
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Home improvement retailer Praktiker relaunches
Home improvement retailer Praktiker has relaunched its store in Kaiserslautern, in the southwest. The store features a new pricing structure, better product descriptions and more services. The retailer has divided its lines into three segments. Entry-level products are branded ‘Budget’ with middle items ‘Praktiker’ and high-end goods consisting of A-brands. The structure is also highlighted using colour co-ordination on the shelves.
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Netto to pilot revised store model
Edeka-owned German discounter Netto is piloting a revised store model in Verden-Hönisch, near Bremen in the north of the country. The shop has wider aisles, lower shelving, a brighter, contemporary interior design and clearer signage. The retailer said: “We are still far away from Aldi ...
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Svyaznoy posts net sales increase
Mobile phone retailer Svyaznoy has posted a net sales rise at its online store of 133% in 2011, thanks largely to sales of electronic items such as laptops, digital cameras, as well as accessories. The number of visitors to the site soared 71.4% in 2011 with the highest activity recorded in December. According to Svyaznoy, the rapid growth of its online sales is due to expanding the product range away from mobile phones into electronics.
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