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Residential development forecasts take the risk out of store location planning

Inside Retail

Traditionally, major retailers worldwide have had to rely on local government data and interpreting planning policies to determine where to land bank for future developments and where to consider rebuilding, upgrading or expanding existing stores. Their insights help communities and decision-makers plan for the future.

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Analysis: Coles, Woolies’ shrinking product ranges are all about the bottom line

Inside Retail

Retailers have long been obsessed with expanding their product ranges product diversification and line extension have been critical for supermarkets to keep pace with online marketplaces like Amazon. The post Analysis: Coles, Woolies’ shrinking product ranges are all about the bottom line appeared first on Inside Retail Australia.

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Adore Beauty records good growth, plans to launch skincare line

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The company is on track to launch its private label skincare line in the fourth quarter. Adore Beauty CEO Tennealle O’Shannessy said the company is executing a strategic plan that will accelerate growth and increase the lifetime value of customers. “We

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Nuholt Huisamen on Levi’s 2025 plans for East Apac and the Blue Tab launch

Inside Retail

These include the highly anticipated launch of Blue Tab, the brand’s most premium denim line yet, and a renewed focus on creating immersive retail experiences across the region. Were launching the line in Asia in February, and our region will be the first in the world to access it.

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New merchandise offering boosts The Reject Shop’s top line

Inside Retail

Meanwhile, general merchandise sales were down, with planned lower average selling prices largely offset by strong unit volume growth. The post New merchandise offering boosts The Reject Shop’s top line appeared first on Inside Retail Australia. EBIT for the half was $19.4 million, down 16.1 per cent year on year.

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H&M to phase out Monki as it expands Weekday label

Inside Retail

The full merger of Monki into the Weekday platform is slated for next year, covering both online and off-line retail. Retail Detail reports that H&M has long been planning to merge Monki with Weekday, as both brands appeal to young people but apparently can no longer make it on their own.

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Unilever to build US$105 million ‘digital-first’ fragrance house

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By recruiting expert perfumers and leveraging new capabilities including digital technology and AI, we will help drive unmissable brand superiority in line with Unilever’s Growth Action Plan, developing fragrances that consumers love and enhancing the overall experience of our products,” Richard added.

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