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wwd.com - Fairchild Studio - Roberto Coin Deepens U.S. Retail Strategy
Roberto Coin Deepens U.S. Retail Strategy
WWD –

Since 1996, Roberto Coin has been a leader within the fine jewelry space with its timeless pieces handcrafted in Italy. Over the past three decades, the brand continues its global presence, including a focus on an expanded footprint across the U.S.

abc.net.au - Owen Jacques - Skills shortage puts retail butchers on the chopping block
Skills shortage puts retail butchers on the chopping block
Australian Broadcasting Corporation –

Butcher shops are under pressure in the face of a dire skills shortage, with one Noosa business choosing to close its retail store due to a lack of staff. There has been an official shortage of butchers nationally since at least 2021. Some butcher…

bloomberg.com - Major Ukraine Retailer Says Russian Strikes Destroyed Its Chain
Major Ukraine Retailer Says Russian Strikes Destroyed Its Chain
Bloomberg –

Epicentr, a major Ukrainian home improvement retailer, said its business had been “destroyed” by a rapid-fire succession of Russian airstrikes on its distribution centers, with the latest ones coming over the weekend. “Kharkiv…

insideretail.com.au - Harry Booth - Telstra bets on retail with 'largest and most ambitious store yet'
Telstra bets on retail with 'largest and most ambitious store yet'
Inside Retail Australia –

Telecommunications giant Telstra has put its faith in retail, opening its “largest and most ambitious” store yet in Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall. The company claims the store redefines the telecom industry's retail model, promising…

wwd.com - Joelle Diderich - Retailers in France and Italy Tally the Cost of Lost Business After Second Round of Protests
Retailers in France and Italy Tally the Cost of Lost Business After Second Round of Protests
WWD –

At a time when Christmas lights have started appearing in London, retailers in France and Italy boarded up their stores and curtailed opening hours on Saturday in preparation for another day of major protests, following the previous weekend's…

cointelegraph.com - Felix Ng - Standard Chartered-Backed Anchorpoint Eyes Retail Stablecoin
Standard Chartered-Backed Anchorpoint Eyes Retail Stablecoin
Cointelegraph –

Latest News PublishedOct 26, 2026 The Standard Chartered and Animoca Brands joint venture previously targeted retail access as early as the end of 2026, but its CEO declined to reaffirm that timeline. Standard Chartered-backed stablecoin venture…

econotimes.com - Elias Mercer - South Korean Retailers Test AI Shopper Models Before Product Changes
South Korean Retailers Test AI Shopper Models Before Product Changes
EconoTimes –

South Korean retailer BGF Retail has tested AI-generated shoppers on lunch-box concepts, while Lotte Members is developing a separate model to assess products and marketing before changes reach customers. BGF Retail, which operates CU convenience…

seekingalpha.com - Rob Williams - Retail investors pull back, but household stock demand remains strong: Goldman Sachs
Retail investors pull back, but household stock demand remains strong: Goldman Sachs
Seeking Alpha –

Retail investors have sharply reduced their stock trading activity in recent months, but broader household demand for U.S. equities remains strong enough to help support the market despite increased selling pressure and a growing supply of shares…

econotimes.com - Miriam Hart - HSBC Launches RedCoin on PayMe as Anchorpoint Keeps HKDAP Retail Date Open
HSBC Launches RedCoin on PayMe as Anchorpoint Keeps HKDAP Retail Date Open
EconoTimes –

Anchorpoint Financial Limited has not announced a retail date for HKD At Par (HKDAP), while HSBC has opened Hong Kong dollar-backed RedCoin to PayMe's 3.3 million users. HSBC began offering RedCoin to PayMe users Friday, Oct. 23. EconoTimes…

qctimes.com - Mark Grywacheski - MARK-TO-MARKET: Retailers, consumers brace for the holiday shopping season
MARK-TO-MARKET: Retailers, consumers brace for the holiday shopping season
The Quad-City Times –

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econotimes.com - Helena Ward - Nykaa Reports ₹380 Crore Kay Beauty GMV After UK Retail Debut
Nykaa Reports ₹380 Crore Kay Beauty GMV After UK Retail Debut
EconoTimes –

Nykaa reported Kay Beauty generated ₹380 crore (₹3.8 billion) in gross merchandise value in the fiscal year ended Mar. 31, as the brand expanded its UK presence through Space NK. Nykaa's FY26 investor presentation said Kay Beauty's…

smh.com.au - Colin Kruger - ASIC won't sue Super Retail board over scandal that led to CEO's sacking, says company
ASIC won't sue Super Retail board over scandal that led to CEO's sacking, says company
The Sydney Morning Herald –

Rebel Sport owner Super Retail Group says the corporate regulator does not plan to take any further action over the alleged illicit executive relationship that will see its former chief executive, Anthony Heraghty, face court this week. But the…

koreaherald.com - Kan Hyeong-woo - AI shoppers get first say in Korea's retail race
AI shoppers get first say in Korea's retail race
The Korea Herald –

From new products to store layouts, retailers use virtual consumers to predict buying behavior, cut development costs Korean retailers are testing products on artificial intelligence-generated shoppers before bringing them to real customers, using…

digiday.com - Sam Bradley - Media Buying Briefing: Brands push toward retail and social while buyers ponder storm clouds
Media Buying Briefing: Brands push toward retail and social while buyers ponder storm clouds
Digiday - The home of modern media and marketing –

Publicis reported 5% organic growth and Havas 2.4%, while Omnicom charted organic growth of 7.3% in the third quarter. (Interestingly, Omnicom did not offer Q4 guidance in its earnings call last week, despite its solid YTD numbers.) Publicis Groupe…

gcn.com - Hugo Rojas - A $100 billion tab lands on retailers every year from merchandise returns, and a new report says most of it isn't even outright fraud
A $100 billion tab lands on retailers every year from merchandise returns, and a new report says most of it isn't even outright fraud
GCN –

A cardboard box sits by the front door, already taped shut again. Inside is a dress worn exactly once, tags carefully reattached. The receipt is tucked in the flap, printed the same week it goes back. Nobody in that house thinks of it as a…

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