Amazon and Kohl’s: How unlikely retail partnerships could change the game
Amazon returns will soon be accepted at all 1,150 of Kohl’s department stores across the US.
Amazon returns will soon be accepted at all 1,150 of Kohl’s department stores across the US.
There was a lot of talk at this week’s RetailExpo event about an industry ‘under pressure’.
Retailers trying to fend off Amazon could soon face a big new challenge from the online retail behemoth: free one-day delivery for all Prime members.
As an increasing number of staples of the UK’s high streets and shopping centres close branches, lay off employees and outright disappear, many have pondered how brick-and-mortar retailers can revive their fortunes in the age of ecommerce.
Last week, Asos announced a big change to its returns policy, announcing a crackdown on so-called ‘serial returners’.
The fast fashion industry is big business – and it’s only getting bigger.
This week, we’ve got a stats roundup that includes news about online delivery, dating app usage, consumer mistrust, and lots more to boot.
For online retailers, getting products that their customers have purchased from Point A to Point B is an increasingly important part of the customer experience, and thus a critical success factor.
The old adage “the rich get richer” will apparently be true in the US retail market this holiday shopping season.
What’s going to be hot in the world of ecommerce next year?
Our expert commentators have already given their thoughts on 2017, so let’s take a look at what they think will get us all talking in 2018.
Delivery is one of the most important parts of the ecommerce experience, with cost and convenience impacting whether or not customers shop in-store or online.
However, a recent report by Temando suggests that online retailers could be failing to properly promote shipping capabilities and placing greater value on the wrong kind of delivery.
Until a few years ago, Superdrug was losing in the UK retail battle against long-time health and beauty rival, Boots.
Fast forward a couple of years and it’s a different story. Superdrug has just reported a 10.4% increase in revenue in 2016, with profits soaring 41% to £80.4m for the 53 weeks ending 31st December.