Stacey Solomon’s under-£30 leopard print jumper is finally back in stock after selling out in minutes
Stacey Solomon's popular leopard print jumper is back in stock on Amazon after an initial sell-out within minutes of its release.
Sales Losses: Munich Retailers Angry Over MVG Strike
Retailers in Munich are frustrated with planned strikes in public transport that will affect sales during the busiest shopping days of the week.
Aldi to raise wages for second time this year in a major boost for workers
Aldi will implement a new wage increase for store assistants, raising the hourly pay to £13.50 nationally and £14.88 for those within the M25 starting April 1, 2026.
'Kate Middleton is one of my customers – one gesture she makes speaks volumes'
Donna Ida, founder of a denim brand, highlights Kate Middleton's approach to retail as she appreciates Royal Family's practice of paying for their purchases.
'Flattering' £14 M&S spring T-shirt shoppers are buying in several colours
Marks and Spencer's Cotton Rich Premium T-Shirt is receiving attention for its quality and affordability, with a promotion allowing it to be purchased for £14.
Strike on Friday and Saturday: Public Transport Warning Strike: Retail Fears 40 Million Loss
The Bavarian Retail Association warns of significant revenue losses due to a planned warning strike in public transport affecting key retail days.
IKEA promises 'UK first' with new store opening this spring
IKEA Croydon will feature the first Decathlon shop located within an IKEA store in the UK, set to open this spring.
Plaza Wednesday Thrives
Grupo La Comer reported a 9.5% increase in revenue for Q4 2025, driven by promotional campaigns and regional performance.
"Maxima" invests more than 1 million euros in the development of a store and culinary workshop in Riga
Maxima Latvia is investing over 1 million euros to upgrade its store and culinary facilities in Riga, which includes significant changes to at least 10 stores this year.
Sklavenitis: The Next Day After Exceeding 6 Billion Euros
The Sklavenitis Group is focusing on future growth after surpassing 6 billion euros in revenue, claiming a significant share of Greece's organized retail market.
Perfume seller Notino failed with constitutional complaint. Must disclose where it obtained Chanel products
The Czech perfume and cosmetics retailer Notino lost its constitutional complaint regarding the requirement to disclose the origin of its Chanel products, which the Constitutional Court deemed groundless.
'I seem to be a product created to pursue an inheritance': the young man at the center of the billion-dollar dispute of Casas Pernambucanas
Artur Miceli is embroiled in a billion-dollar legal battle concerning the control of the Brazilian retail empire, Casas Pernambucanas, linked to the comatose heiress Anita Harley.
Confidence in Industry and Retail Improved
According to the Confederation of Finnish Industries, economic confidence in the industrial and retail sectors increased in February compared to the previous month.
Lidl opened a new store in Järve Center
On February 26, Lidl opened its second store in Estonia at Järve Center in Tallinn.
Retail turnover in Campinas reaches a record 71.5% in 2025
In 2025, worker turnover in Campinas' retail sector reached a historic high of 71.5%, indicating significant employee movement within the industry.
Institute warns that tax changes jeopardize the financial viability of retailers
Retailers in Brazil are alarmed by new tax rules introduced in São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul that may threaten their financial stability.
Thief Hits Store Employee in Downtown
A store employee was assaulted by a thief in downtown Reykjavik.
Heartbreak as 'devoted' gran, 81, killed after being hit at Silverlink Retail park
An 81-year-old grandmother was tragically killed after being struck by a vehicle at Silverlink Retail Park in North Shields, prompting tributes from her family.
Problems at Blue OWL: First Concerns About Private Debt Funds – Retail Investors Affected
Blue OWL faces challenges with its private debt funds, raising concerns among retail investors.
Traders: The Manufacturer's Offer Also Delays the Fulfillment of All Low Price Basket Requirements
The article discusses the challenges grocery stores face in maintaining a low price food basket with ten product categories, highlighting disagreements between retailers and regulatory body PTAC.
In Angers, the arrival of Shein in the city center does not attract crowds
The opening of a Shein corner in Angers draws only a modest crowd despite prior controversies surrounding the brand.
Sainsbury's installs new security feature but shopper says there's 1 major issue
Sainsbury's has implemented anti-theft sliders in stores across the UK to combat theft, but some customers are unhappy with their impact on product accessibility.
With uncertainty about the future, Pão de Açúcar says debt renegotiation is a priority
The CEO of Pão de Açúcar highlighted the importance of debt and contract renegotiation for the company's future amid significant financial challenges.
Shopping Platform Shein: Online Success, Real-World Flop
Shein's first physical store in Paris is struggling with low customer turnout despite announcing plans to open five more locations in France.
'Gardens come to life' with 'instant charm' £4 Home Bargains 'floating' item
Home Bargains is offering a £3.99 Wild Garden Hot Air Balloon Bird House, designed to enhance garden aesthetics and provide homes for small birds.
Shein stores open in five more French cities
Shein has expanded its retail presence in France by opening stores in five additional cities.
Claire's worker shows what it's like to work in closing store including discounts
A Claire's employee documented the realities of working at a store facing closure due to the retailer's administration and impending layoffs.
D&G £68 perfume that makes shoppers ‘feel special’ slashed to £34 for Mother's Day gifting
Dolce & Gabbana’s perfume, originally priced at £68, is now available for £34 at Boots, just in time for Mother's Day.
Japanese giant in interior design is conquering Europe. Ambitious plan and new stores
Muji, the Japanese retail giant known for its minimalist home goods, is planning to expand its presence in Europe after previously declaring bankruptcy in its European division.
The industry demands a mandatory age limit for energy drinks
The Swedish retail industry is pushing for legislation to enforce an age limit on the purchase of energy drinks, following concerns that current voluntary agreements are ineffective in preventing underage sales.
Finnish clothing company goes bankrupt
Finnish women's clothing company Voglia has been declared bankrupt by the Kanta-Häme District Court.
Fashion Link Milan, the fashion system conquers buyers
The first edition of Fashion Link Milano showcased the collaboration between diverse fashion events, attracting a significant number of international buyers.
Finnish clothing company Voglia declared bankrupt
Finnish clothing company Voglia has been declared bankrupt by the Kanta-Häme District Court due to insolvency.
The turnover of Ikea stores in Estonia grew to nearly 97 million euros
The turnover of Ikea stores in Estonia increased by nearly 6 million euros to reach close to 97 million euros in the last financial year.
Elkjøp buys Eplehuset – the stores will continue to operate as before
Elkjøp has acquired Eplehuset, a retailer with 25 stores nationwide, while maintaining its branding and operational model.
The shocking consequence of Asko and Sotka's bankruptcy - 74 large spaces are about to be vacant
The bankruptcy of Asko and Sotka's parent company, Indoor Group, results in the impending vacancy of 74 business spaces across Finland.
Crowds at industrial discount stores. They attract customers with prices and diverse offerings
Discount non-food retail chains in Poland are increasingly drawing customers due to competitive pricing and varied product range, posing challenges for hypermarkets.
In the balance, Grupo Pão de Açúcar cites 'relevant uncertainty' about the company's operational continuity
Grupo Pão de Açúcar reported significant operational uncertainties that may impact its continuity following a higher-than-expected loss in Q4 financial results.
Woolworths shares surge as food sales and profit beat expectations
Woolworths has reported a significant rise in net profit for the first half of the financial year, with shares surging as food sales exceeded expectations.
What consumers think about retail and international sites?
A new survey reveals that 84% of Brazilians believe it is unfair for imported goods to be taxed at half the rate of domestic products.
Due in 2027: the Government launches a dollar bond with monthly payments to entice savers
The Argentine government has announced a new dollar-denominated bond aimed at attracting retail investors with a monthly interest payment.
Woman demands compensation after tearing her jacket in store: what happened next drove her to frustration
A woman whose jacket was torn in a store has experienced significant delays in receiving a response to her demand for compensation.
M&S closing cafes across UK - full list of 14 locations confirmed so far
M&S is set to close 14 cafes across the UK, affecting shoppers and altering in-store experiences.
Lidl Approaches One Hundred Billion. Profits Remain in Czechia
Lidl's revenue is nearing 100 billion, with profits maintained in Czech Republic.
Major retail brand files for bankruptcy as customers have less than a month to use gift cards
Eddie Bauer has filed for bankruptcy, with customers advised to use gift cards and loyalty points before they expire in under a month.
D. Dundulis, head of 'Norfa', on competitors and G9: For now, 'Lidl' will operate
Dainius Dundulis, head of the Norfa supermarket chain in Lithuania, discusses the chain's success and competition in the retail market.
Retail Turnover: Year of Contraction in Real Terms in 2025 – Performance Raises Concerns
The retail sector in Greece faced a contraction in turnover in real terms for the year 2025, according to a report by the Institute of the Greek Confederation of Commerce & Entrepreneurship.
Supermarket and cash-and-carry chain offers 82 job vacancies in the region; see locations
A supermarket group is offering 82 job vacancies in various roles across its units in the Campinas region of Brazil.
Pharmaceutical retail earns R$ 128.6 billion with a surge in weight loss pens; see ranking
Brazil's pharmaceutical retail sector generated approximately R$ 128.6 billion in 2025, bolstered by the popularity of weight-loss pens like Mounjaro, Ozempic, and Wegovy.
Marks and Spencer make major store closure announcement — 92 jobs affected
Marks and Spencer plans to close a city center store in Swansea, affecting 92 jobs due to ongoing under-performance.