Retail sales in February in Poland slightly below forecasts
Retail sales in Poland saw a slight decline in February, with significant growth in fuel sales but weaker performance in clothing and grocery segments.
Central Africa: BGFI Holding Raises FCFA 45bn in BVMAC IPO With Strong Retail Demand
BGFI Holding Corporation successfully raised 45.32 billion FCFA through its IPO on the Bourse des Valeurs Mobilières de l'Afrique Centrale, attracting significant retail investor participation.
9 suspects arrested after $7M in stolen cargo seized in Southern California bust
Nine suspects were arrested and $7 million in stolen cargo, along with $1 million in cash, were seized in a multi-agency investigation in Southern California.
With an investment of $250,000, Colineal opened two stores: one in Cuenca and another in Manta
Colineal has inaugurated two new stores in Ecuador, one located in Cuenca and the other in Manta, with plans for future expansions in the region.
British traders press to close 'loophole' exploited by two Chinese companies
British traders are urging the government to swiftly address a controversial loophole in retail trade that allows foreign platforms to gain a competitive advantage with low-cost goods.
Controversial Retail Chain Defends Itself: "We Sell Packages, Not Products"
A controversial retail chain claims it sells packages, not products, amidst criticism regarding its ecological impact and consumer protection.
The Maxima store opening this summer will bring dozens of new jobs to Pärnu
A new Maxima XX store in Pärnu is set to open this summer, providing numerous job opportunities in the region.
Home Depot is looking for employees to work in the U.S.: specialized roles without a college degree and salary scales
Home Depot is actively seeking employees in the U.S. for various operational roles that do not require a college degree, emphasizing practical experience and competitive wages.
I gave my flat a makeover for under £45 with 6 buys – it instantly transformed my bedroom
An individual transformed their bedroom for under £45 using six budget-friendly homeware items from a sale at a retail store.
BTS Special Leads to Surge in Convenience Store Sales... Kimbap, Water, and Albums Selling Like Hotcakes
Sales at convenience stores near the recent BTS comeback concert surged, benefiting local tourism and retail.
WSJ: In America, the Number of Spas and Gyms Exceeded Retail Stores
In the U.S., the number of spas and gyms has surpassed retail stores for the first time in history, indicating a shift towards service-oriented businesses.
Germany: Retail shrinks - soon fewer than 300,000 stores
The number of retail stores in Germany is projected to fall below 300,000 this year due to a shift towards online shopping and reduced consumer spending.
Industry: The troubles of the store chain "Sky" are more likely related to unsuccessful planning
The Latvian store chain "Sky" is facing operational difficulties, leading to the closure of two stores due to changing consumer behaviors and increased competition from larger retailers.
Pão de Açúcar faces difficulties with suppliers, and products are missing in stores
Pão de Açúcar is experiencing product shortages in its stores due to supplier woes after entering judicial recovery amid massive debts.
Progress in New York: the bill that would limit the number of products in supermarket self-checkouts
New York legislators are considering a bill that would limit self-checkout purchases to 15 items in supermarkets and pharmacies to combat retail theft.
Expert: This is the problem Toivo Sukari may have
Toivo Sukari's acquisition of Asko and Sotka brands offers opportunities but highlights potential challenges in reviving their retail presence.
The Rebirth of Gap: From 90s Icon to Rebuilding Brand
Gap is attempting a revival strategy similar to that which revitalized Mattel and Barbie, aiming to reestablish its brand image and relevance.
CEO of shopping giant says end of 6x1 schedule will be bad for Brazil: 'People will earn less'
The CEO of Multiplan, Eduardo Peres, argues that the proposed end to the 6x1 work schedule in Brazil could lead to reduced salaries and increased costs for employers.
Apostolos Vakakis: The bleeding of 1.2 billion euros and the lifebuoy...
Apostolos Vakakis of Jumbo is seeking a lifebuoy in the form of an upcoming dividend of 67.1 million euros amidst significant challenges affecting the company's stock price.
Femsa 'Cuts Back' on Spin: Eliminates Hundreds of Jobs in Its Fintech That Struggles to Take Off
Mexican retail giant Femsa is cutting hundreds of jobs in its fintech arm, Spin, signaling challenges in a competitive financial landscape.
USA: Easter egg prices will remain high despite falling cocoa prices
Easter egg prices in the USA are expected to stay elevated this year, despite a significant drop in cocoa prices over the past year.
Does matcha caffeine act differently than coffee? Here’s what science says
Matcha, once a niche ceremonial drink, has become a global sensation, with retail sales soaring in the U.S., as experts investigate claims of its unique caffeine absorption and associated benefits.
Mango Returns to Argentina Hand in Hand with Grimoldi: Five Stores Opening in Five Years
The Spanish company Mango is set to return to Argentina after 20 years, opening five stores in five years through a franchise agreement with Grimoldi.
Shoppers mourn 'end of an era' as shop enters administration and closes stores
A beloved UK high street retailer, GAME, is set to close all its remaining standalone stores after 36 years due to declining sales and shifts towards online shopping.
Empty Stores: The Triple Threat (and the New Winners) of Retail Commerce
Retail commerce in Argentina is facing significant challenges due to declining consumption, the rise of e-commerce, and increasing rents, leading to more vacant stores and shifting market dynamics.
HDFC Bank: ₹9,500 Crores Loss in 3 Days, Retail Investors in Shock!
HDFC Bank's shares have fallen drastically over three days, leading to a loss of approximately ₹9,500 crores for retail investors due to uncertainty surrounding the resignation of its interim chairman.
The Works stops selling online in £2million shutdown news
The Works has ceased online sales, shifting to a non-transactional website model, in response to operational challenges and losses.
UK retailer closing all stores in April after collapsing into administration
UK retailer GAME is shutting down all its remaining physical stores after going into administration, with closures set for April.
PTAC Discovers Widespread Price Inconsistencies in Stores, Several Companies Penalized
Latvia's Consumer Rights Protection Center (PTAC) found that 60% of prices in stores were incorrectly labeled, leading to penalties for three businesses totaling 1,000 euros.
Zabka's Record: 1 Billion Zlotys in Profit. Sales Growing Despite Inflation
Zabka, a Polish convenience store chain, reported a profit of 1 billion zlotys in 2025, indicating strong sales growth amidst challenging economic conditions.
Dragons' Den star steps in to rescue homeware company with 93 UK stores
Theo Paphitis, former star of Dragons' Den, has stepped in as interim CEO of Robert Dyas to address recent sales declines and strategic challenges.
The transformation of greengrocers: why many have now turned into mini-supermarkets
Greengrocers in Buenos Aires are evolving into mini-supermarkets, offering a wider range of products while maintaining some traditional elements.
Price Comparison: How Much Does a Basket of the Most Frequently Purchased Food Products Cost in Different Stores?
A study in Latvia reveals the price differences of a typical food basket across various retailers, with Lidl being the cheapest and Mego the most expensive.
Kymen Sanomat: Gigantti now takes strong actions
Gigantti is attempting to prevent the transfer of six stores to the Power chain, reportedly taking legal actions against entrepreneur Mikko Nguyen.
Supermarket prices up 30% in 20 years with stagnant sales volumes
Supermarket prices in Greece have increased by 30% over the past 20 years, while sales volumes have remained unchanged.
Supermarket prices up 30% in 20 years with stagnant sales volumes
In Greece, supermarket prices for essential consumer goods have risen by 30% over the last 20 years while sales volumes have remained unchanged, as highlighted in recent findings presented by NielsenIQ.
D. Dundulis: sustainability is not just a declaration
D. Dundulis emphasizes that sustainability requires a balanced approach to minimize environmental impact for future generations.
Man allegedly stole collectible cards worth over $10,000 using taco seasoning trick
A Florida man is accused of stealing collectible cards worth over $10,000 by using a trick involving taco seasoning at self-checkout lanes.
Wellness Advances in the Real Estate Industry
The wellness industry is increasingly influencing sectors like real estate and retail, with projections indicating it could reach a market value of $10 trillion by 2029.
Social media indicate price reduction at Zara the day after the group's brand arrives in Brazil
Social media users report price drops at Zara coinciding with the launch of its sister brands in Brazil.
Tesco is first UK supermarket to start ditching barcodes after 50 years
Tesco has initiated the replacement of traditional barcodes with QR codes, enhancing the information available to consumers and aiming for greater convenience.
Ontario court extends Hudson’s Bay’s reprieve from creditors
An Ontario court has extended Hudson’s Bay's protection from creditors until June 30, allowing the retailer to conduct ongoing auctions and assist former staff.
The Paris Court Dismissed the Request to Suspend the Online Retail Giant Shein
A Paris court rejected the French government's request to temporarily shut down part of Shein's online platform after it was found to be selling illegal goods, though a previous ban on adult products without age verification remains in force.
What is Miniso, the Chinese chain with a “Japanese style” that plans to open 100 stores in Argentina
Miniso, a Chinese retail chain, is set to open 100 stores in Argentina, promising to create 1,000 jobs with an investment of $50 million.
The price of diesel at OK is the highest in five years
Danish shoemaker Ecco has reported a loss for the second consecutive year, amounting to €24 million.
Trade Estates: Investments of 132 million euros until 2028
Trade Estates plans to invest 132 million euros by 2028, aiming for a significant increase in portfolio value.
What future awaits the recently sold shopping center 'Sky&More'?
The shopping center 'Sky&More' in Riga has been sold to a real estate group, 'Realto', which aims to enhance its offerings and competitive position in the retail market.
France cannot block Chinese e-commerce company
French authorities are denied the ability to prohibit the Chinese online retailer Shein from operating in the country.
Car-sharing service records first profit
Danish shoe manufacturer Ecco posted a loss of 24 million euros for the second consecutive year.
30% Price Increases Over 20 Years with Stagnant Sales Volumes
Over the past 20 years, the average price of essential consumer products in Greece has increased by 30%, while sales volumes have remained mostly unchanged, according to insights from Nielsen IQ's sales and engagement manager.