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Retail Biz Is Booming in China
Apr 13, 2015China is quickly finding itself in uncharted retail territory, with a large availability of new shopping malls coinciding with the fast adoption of e-commerce by its rapidly-expanding consumer class, says JLL, a professional services and ...
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John Lewis Continued to Outperform The Market with Gross Sales up 9.2%
Mar 17, 2015John Lewis continued to outperform the market in year ended 31st January 2015 with gross sales up 9.2% to £4.43b (7.5% on a 52 week basis), beating the BRC by 4.9%, combined with growth in operating profit, up 10.8% to £250.5m ...
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Blue Nile Challenged by Rising Diamond Prices
Oct 11, 2014Blue Nile is being challenged by rising diamond prices, forcing the online jeweler to seek out growth in other areas. As diamond prices rise, eroding Blue Nile’s competitive advantage that its lower online prices offer, consumers will ...
Tags: diamond market, Blue Nile
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The Growth of U.S. E-Commerce Market Across The Board Surpasses Brick-and-Mortar Retailing
Sep 27, 2014While the U.S. e-commerce market across the board continues to grow faster than brick-and-mortar retailing, the biggest players in e-commerce are growing at a significantly faster rate than their smaller counterparts as they are able to ...
Tags: e-commerce market, Sporting Goods
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Plenty of Investment Opportunities in China for Investers
Sep 9, 2014Recent soft economic data including falling property prices have many investors worried about a growth slowdown in China, but Platinum Asset Management sees plenty of investment opportunities. The funds manager said in a note to investors ...
Tags: China Economy
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New Nottingham Superstore Represents The Beginning of a Physical Retail Journey
Dec 18, 2012The recent opening of Kiddicare’s new Nottingham superstore represents the beginning of a physical retail journey for the online specialist. It marks the start of a ten-store rollout, with the retailer, owned by Morrisons, stepping ...
Tags: Toys, mortar retailing, Brand Focus