“Consumers are paying less attention to Black Friday” as dire footfall forecasted
Retail intelligence expert, Springboard, has forecasted that Black Friday will do little to help struggling…
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Store vacancy rates continue to rise
The number of vacant stores in the UK has risen in the past five years – vacancy rates peaked to 13 per cent in the…
Retailers raise concerns about Sonos selling direct to consumers
Early last month, ERT was informed about a direct-to-consumer promotion launched by audio giant, Sonos.
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Consumer confidence down in November
Consumer confidence dropped by three points in November, according to new figures from GfK’s long-running Consumer…
Nearly half of UK consumers to purchase from Amazon this Black Friday
Not the best news for retailers... 48 per cent of Brits say they plan to purchase from Amazon during this year’s…
World Cup fever fails to add sizzle to sales at Dixons Carphone
Dixons Carphone has revealed that UK sales failed to grow over the summer despite a rise in demand for large-screen…
Bank of England presses ahead with UK interest rate rise
The Bank of England has increased the base rate from 0.5 per cent to 0.75 per cent. This is only the second time in…
KitchenAid offers retailers bespoke training
KitchenAid, the luxury appliance manufacturer, has introduced bespoke training opportunities to support its partner…
Shock fall in June retail sales
Retail sales shrunk in June, down 0.5 per cent from May, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).