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2019 vs 2020 vs 2021: How has Covid impacted Christmas?

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If you cast your mind back to 2019, Christmas was business as usual. “E-commerce It’s kind of elongated and stretched out,” noted Adam Ioakim, managing director, APAC at Emarsys. The post 2019 vs 2020 vs 2021: How has Covid impacted Christmas? E-commerce was on a steady rise. It’s not what it once was.

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Midland Gate shopping centre in Perth sold for $465 million

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Melbourne-based fund manager Fawkner Property and alternative investment firm PAG have acquired Perth’s Midland Gate shopping centre for $465 million. The deal marks Australia’s largest single regional asset transaction since December 2019.

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Here comes the Gen Z bride

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From acquiring an engagement ring to buying a wedding dress, few life events are as rife with retail opportunities as planning and hosting a wedding. In 2019, that number was US$28,000, reports The Knot, a global technology company that provides content, tools, products and services for couples planning weddings. billion.

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Ikea buys former Topshop Oxford Street store

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Since 2019 Ikea has opened shops in major cities such as Tokyo, Madrid, Moscow, Paris and New York to grow its presence on busy high streets. Ikea is buying the former Topshop flagship store on London’s Oxford Street for £378 million. Administrators at Interpath Advisory said the transaction is expected to complete in January.

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Myer’s latest trading update is a testament to putting the customer first

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Our focus remains on seeking to drive further and sustainable cost efficiencies and inventory management,” he added. The customer-first plan was introduced back in 2019 and remains the centrepiece of the company’s strategy to deliver for all its interested parties.

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How digital signage and kiosks can help stores match the online experience

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This means adopting new-generation technologies such as digital signage, powered by a robust operating system, enabling remote management, personalisation and interactivity with in-store signage. “As Personalisation is a key to engagement. “Retailers need to reflect the tailored and personalised experience of online, but in-store.”.

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What Rebel got right: lessons to learn from the Women’s World Cup

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For instance, Adidas doubled its production of Germany’s women’s football merchandise compared to the previous Women’s World Cup in 2019. US-based online sportswear retailer Fanatics similarly saw sales of women’s soccer products increase by over 80 per cent compared to 2019. It provides numerous brand association opportunities.”