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  • newWhat To Do About Rent
    As the coronavirus pandemic continues, tenants and landlords are on a collision course over rent. But retailers may have the market advantage, real estate experts say.
    - 2 hours ago, 2 Apr 20, 1:27am -
  • newGerman Department Store Galeria Files for Creditor Protection
    With all of its outlets closed, the department store chain is losing roughly €80 million in weekly revenue.
    - 10 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 5:18pm -
  • newAdidas Will Pay April Rent After Apologising
    The German sports brand was blasted on social media last week for its decision to defer rental payments.
    - 11 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 4:21pm -
  • newThe BoF Podcast: Riz Ahmed on a Watershed Moment for the Fashion Industry
    In the latest special edition of the BoF Podcast, rapper and actor Riz Ahmed speaks with BoF’s Editor-in-Chief Imran Amed about why the world should pause and reset its priorities in light of the Covid-19 outbreak.
    - 16 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 11:13am -
  • newBangladesh to Lose Billions in Export Revenue
    The second-largest apparel producer after China is set to lose $6 billion in export revenue as the world's largest retailers cancel orders, jeopardising millions of jobs in the poor South Asian nation.
    - 19 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 7:54am -
  • Fashion's Humanitarian Crisis
    As western brands grapple with the financial implications of efforts to contain the Covid-19 pandemic, workers within the industry’s supply chain face a grim reality of unemployment, hunger and disease.
    - 1 day ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:30am -
  • A.P.C.’s Jean Touitou: ‘I’m Ready for a War’
    The French designer talks to Tim Blanks about how he’s navigating the crisis and why the coronavirus can’t kill fashion.
    - 1 day ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:20am -
  • Fashion Executives Braced for Pain, But Optimistic Long-Term, Says BoF Survey
    Senior industry managers have a nearly unanimously bleak outlook on how the Covid-19 pandemic will affect business performance, but long-term most are optimistic their companies will rebound, according to a survey conducted by The Business of Fashion…
    - 1 day ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:20am -
  • Case Study: The Next Wave of Luxury E-Commerce
    Online luxury retail is now 20 years old. But after two decades of innovation, once-groundbreaking multi-brand giants face significant changes in consumer behaviour — and a growing, diverse stable of competitors — just as the coronavirus epidemi…
    - 1 day ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:20am -
  • Keeping Track of Fashion's Layoffs
    From Macy’s to Everlane, the retail industry is bracing for more layoffs as store closures and economic turmoil hurt sales.
    - 1 day ago, 31 Mar 20, 8:14pm -

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  • newDoorDash starts delivering toilet paper, groceries

    DoorDash starts delivering toilet paper, groceries

    DoorDash, the nation's biggest food delivery app, will start delivering goods from 7-Eleven, Wawa and other convenience stores to Americans who are mostly stuck at home for the foreseeable...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 11 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 3:45pm -
  • newStocks deepen sell-off on shutdown concerns

    Stocks deepen sell-off on shutdown concerns

    U.S. stocks started the second quarter with deep losses as investors braced for a long economic shutdown that’s likely to devastate corporate profits and dividends. The dollar rose with...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 12 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 3:42pm -
  • newFor banks, massive SBA loan program offers a needed jolt

    For banks, massive SBA loan program offers a needed jolt

    Bankers aren’t accustomed to offering free money or lending at rates that produce a loss. But that’s what they’re about to do as the federal government’s massive program revs up.Under the Small...To view the full story, click the title li…
    - 12 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 2:50pm -
  • new5 real estate issues to watch in the state budget

    5 real estate issues to watch in the state budget

    With the arrival of the April 1 deadline for the state's budget—which Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned yesterday could be "coronavirus crisis shuts down much of the state and sinks potential tax revenues—the...To view the full story, click the title l…
    - 13 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:56pm -
  • newWeWork asks landlords to cut its rent by up to 30%

    WeWork asks landlords to cut its rent by up to 30%

    WeWork is in discussions with its biggest landlords globally as the coworking giant aims to slash as much as 30% from its copious load of rent liabilities, according to people with knowledge of the...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 14 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:31pm -
  • newHotel occupancy rates slide even more with travel shut down

    Hotel occupancy rates slide even more with travel shut down

    The story keeps getting worse for U.S. hotels, as travel bans and social distancing efforts decimate demand for rooms.Occupancy rates fell to 23% during the week that ended March 28, according to a...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 14 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:15pm -
  • newMany New York coronavirus patients are young, surprising doctors

    Many New York coronavirus patients are young, surprising doctors

    Younger adults in New York City are being hospitalized with Covid-19 infections at surprisingly high rates, said doctors and other health care workers treating them, undermining earlier assumptions...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 14 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:06pm -
  • newDon't leave minority- and women-owned businesses out of the bailout

    Don't leave minority- and women-owned businesses out of the bailout

    While we remain in the throes of the Covid-19 pandemic, we all know there is another crisis coming. Like a tsunami after an earthquake, the devastation this prolonged shutdown will wreak on our...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 15 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 12:29pm -
  • newTimes Square Arts director gives works a larger-than-life digital stage

    Times Square Arts director gives works a larger-than-life digital stage

    Scraping pigeon poop off tiny circuit boards with a cuticle stick wasn't what Jean Cooney thought she'd be doing when she got into municipal art. Yet it's among the random skills she has mastered...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 16 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 11:31am -
  • newVC fund co-founder on how supermarkets can evolve

    VC fund co-founder on how supermarkets can evolve

    As co-founder and New York–based partner of Greycroft, Ian Sigalow helps manage a $1.5 billion portfolio. Investments he has led include payment platform Braintree, acquired by eBay for $800...To view the full story, click the title link.
    - 16 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 11:17am -

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  • Hong Kong May retail sales fall 0.1 pct yr/yr
    June 29 (Reuters) - May retail sales data (percent change from a year earlier): ________________2015_______________ ___2014____ May Apr Mar Feb Jan Dec Nov Value: -0.1 -2.1^ -2.9 14.8 -14.5 -4.0 4.2 Volume: 4.6 2.5^ 0.8 18.1 -13.8 -1.4 7.6 ^ Revised…
    - 29 Jun 15, 4:47am -
  • Wall Street climbs after retail sales data; healthcare up
    (Reuters) - U.S. stocks climbed on Thursday as retail sales data lifted the outlook for consumer spending and as healthcare shares gained.
    - 11 Jun 15, 5:15pm -
  • Stocks, dollar gain on strong U.S. retail sales
    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets rose on Thursday on optimism over still testy Greek debt talks and on strong U.S. retail sales, which lifted the U.S. dollar and bolstered expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year…
    - 11 Jun 15, 3:24pm -
  • WRAPUP 3-Strong U.S. retail sales boost growth outlook
    WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales surged in May as households boosted purchases of automobiles and a range of other goods even as they paid a bit more for gasoline, the latest sign economic growth is finally gathering steam.
    - 11 Jun 15, 1:01pm -
  • WRAPUP 1-U.S. retail sales jump in May, brighten growth outlook
    WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales surged in May as households boosted purchases of automobiles and a range of other goods even as they paid a bit more for gasoline, the latest sign economic growth is finally gathering steam.
    - 11 Jun 15, 9:11am -
  • U.S. retail sales jump in May, brighten growth outlook
    WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales surged in May as households boosted purchases of automobiles and a range of other goods even as they paid a bit more for gasoline, the latest sign economic growth is finally gathering steam.
    - 11 Jun 15, 8:36am -
  • U.S. retail sales jump in May, brighten growth outlook
    WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales surged in May as households boosted purchases of automobiles and a range of other goods even as they paid a bit more for gasoline, the latest sign economic growth is finally gathering steam.
    - 11 Jun 15, 8:30am -
  • Indonesia's April retail sales grow 22.4 pct y/y - cbank survey
    JAKARTA, June 9 (Reuters) - Indonesia's annual retail sales in April grew at a faster pace of 22.4 percent, bolstered by information and communication equipment as well as food, beverages and tobacco, a Bank Indonesia survey showed on Tuesday.
    - 9 Jun 15, 4:20am -
  • Morningstar Minute: How to Interpret Retail Sales
    The retail sales report can be an early-warning sign for recessions, but we are still waiting to see if the current slowdown is related to weather or a true dip in demand, says Morningstar's Bob Johnson.[0:00:03] ... our analyst team. Bob Johnson: We…
    - 4 Mar 14, 10:00am -
  • Tele-Surveying China Retail Sales
    We are concentrating on providing services for investment corporations who are seeking opportunities to invest  in China.  We research public companies that have significant market share in China.   Professional Retail Sales Tele-Surveying  1:…
    - 23 Jun 13, 2:28am -

The Guardian: Retail

  • newSix in 10 UK firms have no more than three months of cash left
    British Chambers of Commerce poll reveals scale of companies at risk of collapse amid coronavirus lockdownCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageBusiness leaders have warned that British companies are running out of time to sta…
    - 8 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 7:01pm -
  • newThe Treasury should be wary of giving a bailout to Virgin Atlantic | Nils Pratley
    Airline’s owners need to dig deep into their own pockets before the state steps in to helpYou have to admire Sir Richard Branson’s tactics. A begging letter from an island-dwelling billionaire doesn’t gain sympathy. A co-ordinated lobbying camp…
    - 13 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 2:04pm -
  • newNext HQ and three warehouses up for sale in virus mitigation plan
    Retailer says disposal and leaseback of properties could potentially raise up to £100mCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageNext is seeking buyers for its headquarters and three warehouses as it tries to raise tens of million…
    - 14 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 1:31pm -
  • newTaylor Swift donates to Nashville record store hit by coronavirus
    Pop singer has given cash to shop in her home city after Elton John and Paul Weller voiced support for independent record outletsTaylor Swift has made a financial contribution to a record store in her home city of Nashville that was in danger of goin…
    - 15 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 11:54am -
  • newSales of board games and jigsaws soar during coronavirus lockdown
    UK families turn to Monopoly, Cluedo and more, with Lego’s Technic sets also popularCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageSales of boardgames and jigsaw puzzles soared 240% during the first official week of coronavirus lockd…
    - 17 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 9:51am -
  • newMorrisons not liable for massive staff data leak, court rules
    UK supreme court says retailer not to blame for actions of employee with grudgeThe UK’s highest court has ruled that Morrisons should not be held liable for the criminal act of an employee with a grudge who leaked the payroll data of about 100,000…
    - 18 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 8:53am -
  • newBig Issue to be sold in stores for first time after street sales paused
    Magazine will be sold in McColl’s and Sainsbury’s outlets to raise money for homeless vendorsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe Big Issue is to go on sale in supermarkets for the first time in an effort to make mone…
    - 19 hours ago, 1 Apr 20, 8:20am -
  • Whole Foods workers hold ‘sick-out’ to demand hazard pay during pandemic
    An organized employees group is calling for better health protections, including paid sick leave and benefits for part-timersWhole Foods workers organized a national “sick-out” protest on Tuesday, demanding that the grocery store give employees d…
    - 1 day ago, 31 Mar 20, 7:30pm -
  • Push to end low pay may have to be scrapped, UK government warned
    Low Pay Commission says cost of fighting coronavirus pandemic endangers flagship pledge to raise national living wage to £10.50 an hour The government has been warned it could be forced to abandon targets for ending low pay in Britain by raising the…
    - 1 day ago, 31 Mar 20, 6:59pm -
  • JD Sports stops paying rent to landlords
    Sports fashion chain joins Primark in refusing to pay during high street lockdownCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageJD Sports has become the latest store chain to stop paying rent to its landlords as the high street lockdow…
    - 2 days ago, 31 Mar 20, 2:42pm -

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