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The sun hadn't yet risen over Gurtar Sandhu's 7-Eleven store near downtown Los Angeles on Jan. 10 when four plainclothes U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents swarmed inside. Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Is the online retail giant's new physical presence an experiment for experiment's sake or a genuine threat to its traditional rivals. Source: Retail Week
Digital leaders from Boden to Zalando are turning to bricks and mortar. Source: Retail Week
The fashion retailer has ambitions to become 'an online platform that includes stores' - and it is well-positioned to fulfil this aim. Source: Retail Week
Some claim the fascia is a reaction to Brexit, others that it is in response to Aldi and Lidl, but the discount Chain is more about Tesco returning to its roots. Source: Retail Week
As more and more celebrities and influencers shun corporate endorsements to create their own brands, where does this leave fashion retailers? Source: Retail Week
Ahead of his strategy update in December, the retailer's boss has delivered a bullish message to staff - but there is much still to do, writes George MacDonald. Source: Retail Week
In the latest instalment of our Retail Reimagined series examining how traditional formats would look if they were redesigned today, Gemma Goldf ingle explores the fashion store of the future. Source: Retail Week
The department store chain's new Watford store focuses on beauty within boss Sergio Buchers new-format strategy. Geoige MacDonald pays it a visit. Source: Retail Week
Après cent trente-deux années d'activité, l'enseigne Sears se déclare en faillite. La faute à la chute des ventes, à l'incapacité de s'adapter à la concurrence et aux erreurs commises par la direction, soulignent les experts. Source: LSA