
It’s good when neighbours get together to help out in the local community. That’s exactly what Swedish retail giants H&M and Ikea are doing, creating an ‘ideas factory’ for local designers and creatives in London.
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It’s good when neighbours get together to help out in the local community. That’s exactly what Swedish retail giants H&M and Ikea are doing, creating an ‘ideas factory’ for local designers and creatives in London.
In 2021, Germany overtook the UK in terms of European cross-border e-commerce, a sector whose revenue was worth €171.2 billion (up by 17%), with four German e-tailers among the 10 top-ranked sites.
Would you be willing to give up your favorite brand if you learned that it is maintaining its operations in Russia? According to a survey by GlobalData, 41% of consumers would not hesitate.
French luxury giants LVMH, Hermes and Chanel have decided to temporarily close their shops in Russia, which invaded Ukraine on February 24, the firms announced Friday.
French luxury group Hermes has decided to temporarily close its shops in Russia and pause its commercial activities from later Friday, the firm announced.
The US sportswear brand, which has been sold by Adidas to the Authentic Brands Group, has promoted French executive Laurent Fricker to the post of vice-president of its European business.
Seen by many as downmarket eyesores, Oxford Street’s raft of candy stores in London, alongside tourist shops and phone repair shops, could soon disappear if Westminster Council gets its way.
Mango is following in the footsteps of Nike, H&M and others and halting its ops in Russian, where it has 120 stores (65 of them franchises). But Inditex and Tendam haven't yet announced a halt to their activity.
IKEA, the world's biggest furniture brand, is closing all its stores in Russia, and pausing all its sourcing in Russia and Belarus, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
IKEA said on Thursday it would invest £1 billion in London over three years, as it opened the doors to its first high street store in Britain in the capital's Hammersmith district.