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Jun- 2018 -14 JuneAnalysis
How to use the peak-end rule as a framework for a strong customer journey
Last week my partner and I went to a new casual-dining place near our flat. Itโs the kind of place…
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11 JuneClothing & Shoes
Rihanna to bring Savage x Fenty pop up to London
International popstar Rihanna will be bringing her new lingerie line Savage x Fenty to the capital with a temporary pop…
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11 JuneClothing & Shoes
Nulty completes Azzedine Alaรฏa London flagship store
The lighting design consultancy Nulty has completed its renovation for the late fashion designer Azzedine Alaรฏa on its London flagship…
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8 JuneAdvice
Rebranding the high-street โ the experience way
โBritainโs โdoomedโ high street to see 100,000 shops close by 2022 unless action taken nowโ read one national media headline…
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8 JuneGovernment
Londoners โbetrayedโ as plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street scrapped
The mayor of London has described the shelving of plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street as a โbetrayal of millions of…
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7 JuneHigh Street
Pride In Londonโs pop-up shop opens for business
Pride in Londonโs pop up shop will welcome the month of Pride Festival as it opens on Old Compton Street.…
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7 JuneOnline & Digital
Amazon to create 2,500 UK jobs
Online retail giant Amazon has announced that it will create 2,500 permanent jobs in the UK in 2018, taking the…
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6 JuneHigh Street
WHSmith Q3 sales boosted by travel business
WHSmith has posted an uptick in Q3 sales driven by the continued growth of its travel business. In the 13-week…
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4 JuneHigh Street
Footfall drops 8.6% as sunshine fails to attract shoppers
The UK high street saw an overall 8.6% year-on-year drop in footfall despite the warm May bank holidays, figures show.…
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May- 2018 -31 MayHigh Street
Poundland spits back at Thameslink after Twitter jibe
Train operator Thameslink and discount retailer Poundland have traded barbs after a disgruntled rail passenger tweeted innocuously about delays. Thameslink…
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