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Retail Roulette – Why Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts are a complete gamble for retailers and consumers alike

Retail Focus

Forget deal or no deal, it’s more like deal or disappointment for consumers, leaving much to be desired in terms of results for retailers. Timing is everything, and while retailers adjust their prices based on demand, consumers that have shopped around will likely walk away with the best rewards.”

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Retail at the end of the world: How JB Hi-Fi aims to disrupt the NZ market

Inside Retail

Australian consumer electronics giant JB Hi-Fi announced a major expansion of its New Zealand operations last week , unveiling plans to double its store count in the next three to five years. The group eventually decided to “double down” on the New Zealand market, and invest in building it up as the broader retail market recovered.

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Why retail media has become the next big tool in performance marketing

Inside Retail

The assets and opportunities of retail media include websites, EDMs, apps, in-store media – such as aisle-end or on-shelf displays and radio or TV – along with retailers’ social-media channels like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, Snap and LinkedIn, and online platforms like Google Search and Google Shopping.

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India’s DTC boom: Fuelled by technology and Millennials

Inside Retail

India’s DTC retail landscape has been evolving rapidly, driven by factors like increasing internet penetration, a shift in consumer preferences towards online shopping, and the ascent of digital marketing. Since 2014, DTC start-ups have secured over $2.5 billion in investments.

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The Lexicon welcomes host of new occupiers amid action-packed summer events programme

Retail Focus

Each week, all Søstrene Grene shops receive a wealth of new, exciting products, and some are only sold for limited periods. Meanwhile, Mr Simms Sweet Shop, the UK’s largest chain of traditional sweet shops, will be opening its first outlet in Bracknell after signing a 10-year lease for a 500 sq ft unit at The Lexicon.

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Selling Products in Asia – Interview with Unlock APAC

Retail Bound

Unlock APAC is a market-entry consultancy agency that focuses on helping innovative brands launch and scale their presence across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. I also manage relationships with key stakeholders, including distributors, retailers, and local market experts, ensuring that our partners have a seamless and effective launch.

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Retail 2025: Eight trends reshaping Asian markets

Inside Retail

It is worth remembering what retail is about at the broadest level possible: It’s about making people happy by giving them things they want and helping them enjoy the process of shopping for them. In major retail markets like Bangkok, art and crafts have become tightly woven into the high-end mall culture.

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