All Retail Week articles in June 2026
Browse all news stories and articles from this date or time period.
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Tech & Digital Briefing: World Cup opportunity for retailers; Googleâs new suite of products; and more
Weâre now in June, and the countdown to the World Cup is truly on. No matter what you think of the England squad line-up, England and Scotlandâs chances of going far, or the fact itâll be hosted mainly in the US, we can all agree itâs typically a time when ...
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NewsRay Kelvin-backed Sealskinz names new chief executive
Sealskinz, the outdoor clothing and accessories specialist in which Ted Baker founder Ray Kelvin is an investor, has appointed a new boss.
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GalleryStore gallery: Nealâs Yard Remedies brings âstore of futureâ to Manchesterâs Arndale
Health and beauty specialist Nealâs Yard Remedies has opened in Manchesterâs Arndale, where it has deployed its âstore of the futureâ format.
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NewsIceland outpaces rivals on price increases
Iceland, the supermarket run by Labourâs cost-of-living tsar Richard Walker, has pushed ahead on price rises faster than almost all its competitors.
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NewsM&S chair: Britain has never been âless friendly to growthâ
Marks & Spencer chair Archie Norman has warned that Britain has ârarely in historyâ been this anti-growth.
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NewsHome Bargains eyes up heritage brand acquisition
Value retailer Home Bargains is pondering the purchase of famous pottery brand Denby out of administration.
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NewsAmazon Prime Day event dates revealed
Amazonâs annual summer Prime Day event is returning for a four-day stint this month, with hundreds of thousands of deals available for Prime members.
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NewsJD.com sees ârecord highâ of orders placed for its shopping event
Chinaâs largest retailer by revenue, JD.com, has seen a ârecord highâ of orders placed during the opening of its 618 Grand Promotion event.
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NewsAldi to upgrade 25 stores across the UK this summer
Aldi has announced plans to upgrade 25 of its UK stores this summer, as part of its wider ÂŁ300m investment into its store estate.
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NewsModella plans rent and job cuts at footwear chain
Investment firm Modella Capital, owner of TGJones, Hobbycraft, and most recently Flying Tiger Copenhagen, is plotting rent and job cuts at a footwear retailer it bought late last year.
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NewsMeadowhall shopping centre debuts new AI personal shopper tool
Sheffieldâs Meadowhall shopping centre has introduced a new personal shopper tool dubbed Style Suite, for AI-driven personalisation, Retail Week can reveal.
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OpinionâMiddle East conflict is unlikely to be the last geopolitical shock to test global supply chainsâ
As uncertainty becomes structural, not sporadic, retailâs winners will be those with the most adaptable supply chains, believes Manhattan Associatesâ Martin Lockwood
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NewsZara owner Inditex reports âsolidâ first quarter
Fashion giant Inditex has posted a âsolidâ first quarter performance after spring/summer collections were âvery well receivedâ.
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NewsCurrys reveals new chief executive
Electricals powerhouse Currys has named a new chief executive to replace Alex Baldock.
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NewsB&M reports profits fall after âdifficult yearâ
Value retailer B&M has suffered a fall in annual profits but its boss says it has âmoved at paceâ to address problems.
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NewsDebenhams âback to growthâ following strong May trading
Online retailer Debenhams Group âreturned to growthâ in the first quarter after the âheavy liftingâ of its turnaround strategy began to pay off.
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NewsBrandAlley sold in pre-pack deal
Members-only platform BrandAlley has been rescued from administration in a pre-pack deal.
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NewsEasyGroup to launch online marketplace
The owner of EasyJet is branching into the world of online retail with the launch of its new marketplace, easyshop.com.
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NewsModella Capital agrees deal with former Poundland owner for Dealz
Modella Capital has continued its retail buying spree with a bid to snap up Polish discounter Dealz.
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AnalysisFredrik Tønnesen: The man who has climbed the ranks to take charge of Currys
At the end of March, a shock announcement was made that Currysâ chief executive, Alex Baldock, would be leaving the business after eight years to pursue an external position.