Footfall
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May- 2020 -27 MayHigh Street
Bank Holiday footfall surges 50% as lockdown eased
High street footfall surged 49% over bank holiday Monday against Easter Monday, according to the latest figures from Springboard. Footfall…
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22 MayClothing & Shoes
Burberry sales fall 27% amid Covid-19 pandemic
Luxury fashion retailer Burberry has reported a 27% decrease in like-for-like sales in its fourth quarter results, attributing the loss…
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18 MayCoronavirus
Shoppers remain cautious amid lockdown easing, says Springboard
Footfall across bricks and mortar destinations increased by 3.3% between 11 May and 16 May, marking a “cautious” return of…
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11 MayComment
From dark store to hybrid store – adapting to a new world order
It’s safe to say the embattled UK high street had a rocky start to the year, with a reported 18,248…
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11 MayCoronavirus
Retail footfall plummets 80%
Footfall across the UK plummeted 80.1% during the month of April, in light of the nation obeying government-induced lockdown measures.…
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6 MayComment
Five ways COVID-19 has impacted e-commerce
COVID-19 has affected e-commerce marketing in all sorts of ways, and especially the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector. Some…
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Apr- 2020 -29 AprilBusiness Bites
The aviation industry is now in very serious trouble
In a sign of just how distressed the aviation industry is, British Airways has announced plans to lay off 30%…
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29 AprilOnline & Digital
Online sales reach 10% of all UK grocery spend amid Covid-19 lockdown
The share of all grocery sales made online reached 10% in the last four weeks ending 18 April 2020, according…
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28 AprilCoronavirus
Marks and Spencer suspends dividends, secures funding
Marks and Spencer has announced it will not pay a dividend for the 2020/21 financial year in its latest effort…
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21 AprilClothing & Shoes
Clothing and footwear market forecast to decline by £14bn
The UK clothing and footwear is anticipated to plummet in 2020, falling 26.1% versus 2019, a loss of around £14bn…
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