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NewsLululemon accelerates European expansion
Lululemon will open its first store in Greece over the weekend as it continues its rapid expansion across Europe.
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NewsMorrisons blames government for planned c-store closures
Supermarket giant Morrisons has blamed government policy and rising costs for plans to close 100 of its Daily c-stores in the next few months.
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NewsMake work experience mandatory for young people, argues Amazon UK boss
Amazon UK boss John Boumphrey has proposed obligatory work experience for young people, who he said should not be blamed for suffering high levels of joblessness.
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NewsTGJones CEO criticises former owner WHSmith for âunder-investmentâ
TGJones chief executive Alex Willson has said his fist impression was âthe huge scale of under-investment over many yearsâ, in an interview with the Financial Times.
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InterviewQ&A: Reveal Media CEO says âno retailer is unaffectedâ by in-store crime
With technologies such as body worn cameras being rolled out more widely to help combat crime and deter it from happening in the first place, we spoke to Reveal Media chief executive Alasdair Field about how said tech is being utilised by retailers, how shoppers react to it, and what else it can be used for.
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NewsAll remaining Quiz stores to close with the loss of 360 jobs
The administrators of Quiz Clothing have said that it will begin a phased closure plan for the stricken retailerâs 37 stores, resulting in the loss of 360 jobs.
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NewsâBoots reveals launch date for second beauty-only store
Boots has confirmed when its second ever beauty-only store will open in Bristol, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsTopshop drafts in retail property advisers as it weighs up store plans
Topshop is working with retail property advisers as the fashion brand looks to expand its bricks-and-mortar network, Retail Week can reveal.
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DataChart of the Week: How much does the World Cup boost retail sales?
There are just a few weeks to go until the World Cup starts, and retail is hoping it might lift the glum mood that consumers are in.
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NewsRetailers fund ÂŁ23m security investment into the West End
Hundreds of retailers and local businesses across Londonâs West End are injecting ÂŁ23m into strengthening security operations and infrastructure in the area, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsImproving consumer confidence held back by price rise fears
Consumer confidence in the economy is improving as conflict in the Middle East de-escalates, but higher prices continue to weigh on shoppersâ minds, according to the BRC-Opinium Consumer Sentiment Monitor.
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AnalysisM&S boss Machin on âpreposterousâ price cap proposal, Middle East impact and coming back from cyber attack
Despite disruption from cybercrime and now conflict in the Middle East, Marks & Spencer chief executive Stuart Machin believes the business has âcome out strongerâ as he posted full-year results
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GalleryIn pictures: Asda makes play to woo back customers with store and range refresh
Asda is telling customers to âtake a fresh lookâ at its offer, having launched a major customer experience drive with âone of its biggestâ range refreshes and store upgrades in its history.
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NewsHundreds of arrests made since launch of retail crime unit
The Pegasus Partnership, a collaboration between retailers, the police and the Home Office, has made hundreds of arrests and led to more than 100 yearsâ worth of prison sentences.
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AnalysisRetail media: The advertising opportunities the World Cup can bring
This year marks the first menâs FIFA World Cup taking place in the summer for eight years, and will have more matches than ever, more teams qualified than ever, and 16 cities across the US, Canada and Mexico set to host games.
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InterviewQ&A: Skin Cupid founder Melody Yuan discusses the John Lewis partnership and UK expansion
Korean beauty retailer Skin Cupid has been making its presence known in the past few months, beginning with its first-ever store on Londonâs Charing Cross Road, and then more recently with John Lewis shop-in-shops in three UK locations.
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NewsSwatch forced to close stores after crowds spark safety fears
Swatch has issued a statement urging customers not to rush to its shops for its latest product release after it was forced to close its UK stores over the weekend.
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InterviewWHSmith UK boss Andrew Harrison on piloting the business through turbulence
Retail Week hears from WHSmith UK boss Andrew Harrison â the man tasked with guiding the business through one of the most turbulent periods in its history.
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NewsPrimark introduces sensory-friendly shopping hour
Primark is introducing a sensory-friendly shopping hour in stores across Britain as part of its commitment to create a more accessible shopping experience for customers.
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NewsCo-op makes entry as a standalone media owner with new ad service
The Co-op has launched a new national advertising proposition to make an entry as a standalone media owner.