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NewsAsda to replace meat and fish counters with food-for-now offer
Asda is to close all of its in-store meat and fish counters as part of efforts to increase its focus on the food-for-now market.
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News
Retail Week seeks tech views from retail leaders
Ahead of an upcoming report, Retail Week is gathering retailer insights to understand tech priorities, challenges and future opportunities. Respondents will be entered into a prize draw for a chance to win an Apple iPad
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News
Intu to trial ‘direct retailing’ at Broadmarsh shopping centre
Institutional landlord Intu has launched a ‘direct retailing’ trial at its Broadmash site as part of its new strategy to revamp its flagging shopping centre portfolio.
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Photo gallery
In pictures: Harrods opens revamped dining hall
Harrods has refurbished its meat and fish hall, rebranding the offer as a ‘dining hall’.
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Photo gallery
Store gallery: B&Q launches smaller GoodHome format
B Q has launched a new smaller store concept to offer its customers a more convenient way to shop for home and DIY products.
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News
Made.com launches search for innovative tech talent
Made.com has launched a tech innovation lab to find and partner with start-ups and emerging talent on creating a more engaging shopping experience.
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Research centre
High Street Rebooted
What consumers in the digital economy really want out of their town centres
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Analysis
Analysis: Should retailers be afraid of Amazon stores?
There is much to be in awe of about Amazon, but can its forays into the world of physical retail be numbered among its successes?
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Analysis
Retail Reimagined: Building the shopping centre 2.0
In the latest instalment of our Retail Reimagined series, Luke Tugby maps out the shopping centre of the future.
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Opinion
Opinion: Lessons for Whole Foods from Planet Organic
Planet Organic, which has just been sold to investor Inverleith, specialises in selling “responsibly produced” provisions where the big food industry plays little part.
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Analysis
The store of the future: how to reimagine your shops
Experiential store formats that combine product, service, community and leisure will define the future of bricks-and-mortar retailing, futurologists and retail experts have told Retail Week.
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Research centre
Connected Commerce 2020
The steps you need to put in place today to offer a connected experience tomorrow
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Research centre
Supplement: Interiors September 2017
Making more of in store: How can retailers make people put down their smartphones and go shopping?
