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Experts discuss Printemps’ chance of success in the US retail market

Inside Retail

A year after the French luxury department store originally announced it would be launching its first US location, Printemps is officially opening a brick-and-mortar store in the heart of New York Citys financial district on March 21. Department stores havent had the best reputation the last few years.

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Saks Fifth Avenue teams with Reliance Retail to enter India amid luxury boom

Inside Retail

Indian retail conglomerate Reliance Industries Limited has signed a franchise agreement with American luxury department store Saks Fifth Avenue to expand its luxury retail portfolio through its subsidiary Reliance Retail, the company said in its third-quarter financial report last week.

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Central Group snaps up KaDeWe’s remaining assets. What’s next?

Inside Retail

Central’s acquisition move is not unusual,” Selvane Mohandas du Ménil, International Association of Department Stores managing director, told Inside Retail. Central Group made the headlines again in 2022 after snapping up Selfridges Group, making it the largest luxury department store operator in Europe.

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How Korea’s big 3 department stores are killing it right now

Inside Retail

First quarter results for calendar year 2022 are in for the three biggest Korean department store retailers, and the numbers are encouraging. Shinsegae, Lotte, and Hyundai account for the top nine department stores in the country (coming in at number 10 is Galleria’s high-end flagship in Seoul). trillion KRW ($2.1

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The “Great Mall Resurgence” in the American retail market

Inside Retail

While American malls are experiencing increased foot traffic, there are a few things retailers need to be aware of before they rush back in with a new in-mall location. For example, one key difference between “malls today compared to yesteryear is that the anchor stores are different,” Saunders pointed out. “In That is less so today.

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Secrets of selling to the 1 per cent

Inside Retail

The US luxury retail market was worth US$134.6 billion last year, retail analyst and GlobalData managing director Neil Saunders told Inside Retail. Instead, the company strives to provide unique perks to the 1 per cent of shoppers who visit its stores.

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Decoding the global trends shaping the future of retail

Inside Retail

Watch this (air) space. So, what does this mean for the physical store? We believe physical retail remains as relevant as ever, but with a savvy digital customer watching your every move, it wont be enough to have great products and great prices. This could mean the end of the work-from-home generation. So, our take?