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- Redundancies at Waterstones HQ as some stores remain shut
- Primark launches national in-store recycling
- Digital Is Turning Retail Into An On-Demand Model
- Shopify to offer installment payments through Affirm
- Retail Roundup—Etsy expands in Germany; Bluefly gains more sellers
- American President asked Barr to conduct the news conference for clearing him on Ukraine
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- Jason & Scot Show Episode 229 News including Google and Big Commerce, and NRF NXT
Month: October 2019
Selfridges opens secondhand clothing concession with Vestiaire Collective | Fashion
Selfridges has opened its first permanent space dedicated to secondhand clothing, reflecting a significant shift in the fashion industry’s approach to “pre-loved” goods. The glossy boutique – which is run by the resale site Vestiaire Collective and housed at Selfridges’ flagship store on Oxford Street in central London – feels as aspirational as any of …
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ShopClues to merge with Singapore-based Qoo10 Pte, Retail News, ET Retail
New Delhi: E-commerce company ShopClues announced its merger with Singapore-based Qoo10 Pte in a stock deal, the company said in a press statement. Qoo10 is a leading eCommerce platform in South East Asia which services small and medium enterprises via its localized online marketplaces in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, and plans to expand …
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Albertsons creates new marketing touchpoint
Get great content like this right in your inbox. Subscribe A major grocery retailer is adding custom offers after shoppers make their purchase. Alberstons Companies Inc. is deploying the Ecrebo OnPoint Total Receipt Marketing solution at more than 2,200 stores and 20 retail banners across the U.S. Using this technology, Albertsons will add personalized offers …
National Lacrosse League strikes deal with Under Armour as it expands sport in US
People walks past a Under Armour clothing store in Siam Center, Bangkok. Guillaume Payen | SOPA Images | LightRocket | Getty Images The National Lacrosse League renewed its sponsorship deal with Team 22, the manufacturer of Under Armour lacrosse gear, for another three years as the league increasingly pairs with corporate partners to try to …
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Carpetright looks to biggest shareholder for £80m sale to stay afloat | Business
Carpetright is in talks about a cut-price £15m sale to its biggest shareholder as the specialist retailer said it needed to raise £80m to stay afloat. Meditor, a British hedge fund headed by former Old Mutual banker and poker player Talal Shakerchi, already owns 30% of Carpetright’s shares and bought up more than £40m of …
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E-payments battle leads to $1bn loss for top cos in FY19, Retail News, ET Retail
Digbijay Mishra & Madhav Chanchani | TNN Bengaluru/New Delhi: The battle for domination in the digital payments space has caused a collective loss of over Rs 7,283 crore ($1.03 billion) between SoftBank-backed Paytm, Walmart-owned PhonePe and Amazon Pay during the fiscal ending March 2019. This is a collective increase of 167% from Rs 2,729 crore …
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