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Amazon flying warehouse: Will it get off the ground?

So Amazon filed a patent (a couple of years ago) for a floating warehouse that could help it deliver more stuff to us poor stuff-deprived consumers down here on terra firma. The surprise here is perhaps that it took so long to learn about it (top marks to CB Insights analyst Zoe Leavitt). It may…

December 30, 2016 in Digital, E-commerce.
Christmas Shopping 2016 Zara

Christmas 2016 and how we really screwed up retail’s key season

Boxing Day footfall in the UK is down 6% so far and shopping centres are seeing a decline that’s heading towards 20%. Online may be up but that causes its own problems. What’s to blame? Step forward Black Friday.

December 26, 2016 in Retail.
Black Friday 2016

Black Friday weekend: Physical crush or digital crash?

OK, what actually happened late last week and at the weekend. Did we all shop ’til we dropped? Did we click like crazy causing websites to crash? Did we bristle with rage every time we heard the words Black Friday?

November 27, 2016 in Digital, Retail.
Kenneth Cole

Ken Cole: Pureplay plans mean it’s (almost) all over for physical stores

We’ve heard about pureplay e-tailers adding stores to maximise omnichannel opportunities. And we’ve heard about physical retailers boosting their online ops. But it’s rare that we hear about brands going pureplay, outside of a few tiny indies who’ve realised that trying to make a little store on a local high street pay is madness when…

November 14, 2016 in Digital, Retail.

Digital divas and digital dunces: L2’s Index is out and it might surprise you

L2 is back and just waiting to tell fashion businesses how badly they’re doing at digital. Quite right too. Anyway, at least this time the performance tracker isn’t blasting the luxury sector, it’s mass-to-premium retail that’s under the spotlight. So how are the assorted ranks of footwear, beauty, homewares and fashion brands doing? Well, actually…

November 11, 2016 in Digital, Retail.
Marques Almeda

What do we want? Touch, feel and tech. When do we want it? Now!

British shoppers may be the world’s biggest online addicts but they still like to go into stores to touch and feel the goods, it seems, especially if they’re “valuable”. However, once they’re in-store, their digital addictions rise to the surface again and they now expect those stores to be tech-enabled with an array of features…

November 2, 2016 in Retail, Technology.
Net-A-Porter

Yoox Net-A-Porter: Mobile-only, seaplane deliveries and ‘EIPs’

In an interview in the past few days, the CEO of merged the Yoox Net-A-Porter Group said: “One of my biggest objectives is to transform the company into a mobile-only company.” While various news outlets jumped on that statement, it’s probably not quite as bold as it seems. Convincing luxury shoppers to permanently abandon a…

October 25, 2016 in Digital, E-commerce, Retail.
Apple, Regent Street, London

Apple Store and iPhone 7: We just keep coming back for more

Say what you like about Apple (and I’ve never held back from some harsh words about the brand) but the team in Cupertino certainly knows how to get us coming back for more. However ridiculously expensive the products are, however easy it is to smash those screens and however crazy it is that the phones,…

October 16, 2016 in Retail, Technology.
Fireworks_Celebration

Time to celebrate? UK footfall up in August – but only just

It’s been a roller coaster ride for UK high streets and malls in recent months what with weather woes, Brexit blues or boom, online chipping away at physical stores and lifestyle changes meaning many of us shop differently than we used to.

September 19, 2016 in Retail.
Hanjin ship

Hanjin collapse: Will you get must-haves this autumn?

Will you get your must-have items this autumn? It could all depend on whether a solution is found following the collapse of Korean shipping giant Hanjin. It seems around $10.8bn/£8bn worth of goods are stuck in or outside of ports and aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.

September 9, 2016 in Retail.

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