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A marriage of convenience? Myer’s acquisition of Premier’s apparel brands

Inside Retail

The potential merger of Lew’s retail interests after the decision to spin off the growth brands, Smiggle and Peter Alexander, into new listed entities cleans up his investments. The problem with spinning off those two well performed retail chains was that it left Lew and Premier Retail’s less dynamic apparel brands stranded.

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The strengths and weaknesses of Nordstrom’s bid to go private

Inside Retail

Earlier this month, several members of the Nordstrom family, including the company’s CEO Erik Nordstrom and president Pete Nordstrom, offered to acquire the legacy department store chain for US$3.8 billion in partnership with Mexican retail company El Puerto de Liverpool. Today it is valued at just US$3.7

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Why it’s good to be a mall operator in the Philippines right now

Inside Retail

The booming retail business Aside from the retail properties, SM Investments also has a separate retail arm consisting of about 3850 department stores, supermarkets, hypermarkets and specialty stores. Same-store sales have been increasing at a rate above 6 per cent and twice that at its 74 department stores.

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National Lawn & Garden Show 2024 

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Additionally, exhibitors can leverage the show’s reputation and targeted audience with a variety of different buyers such as: Department stores Regional retail chains Wholesale distributors E-commerce Farm and fleet stores Mutli-unit independent garden centers and more!

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Retail crime: Why foiling shoplifters takes a team effort

Inside Retail

In a study titled “ ‘Thinking Thief’ in the Crime Prevention Arms Race: Lessons learned from shoplifters”, led by Professor Nicole Lasky (Northeastern State University, US) and published in Security Journal, active shoplifters wore special eye-tracking glasses while pretending to steal items from two national retail chains.