Amazon.com began offering its paid subscription service in Australia on Tuesday, wooing premium users with a way around the geoblock on its offshore websites that has drawn criticism in the world’s 12th-biggest economy.
Trouva, the UK retail marketplace platform that gives consumers access to merchandise from independent retailers, has added a number of Berlin stores to its existing offer after attracting investment cash in 2017.
The Scottish brand has opened a new store in Edinburgh and is mulling taking its retail presence beyond Scotland following a £250,000 funding round at the end of last year.
Unilever's St. Ives is bringing back its Mixing Bar pop-up after a successful debut last year. This year's pop-up features more custom products, exclusive retail items, live music in store and online shopping.
Forced to close one of its Paris branches due to the renovation work at the Galerie Elysées 26 shopping arcade, L'Eclaireur is taking the opportunity to upgrade its stores and product range.
Dutch underwear brand L. ten Cate is targeting a European expansion. The brand will enter Germany and England and is planning physical brand stores in the Netherlands.
Some see drones as the future of deliveries, but others have a more down-to-earth approach: Starship Technologies raised $25 million for the commercial launch of its wheeled delivery robots.
Trading statements and results announcement are being closely watched at present as some global markets prove to be tough for fashion chains. So H&M was in the spotlight on Friday as it reported Q2 sales up 2%.
EPP is looking to expand in smaller Polish cities, as rising wages and a state child benefit program drive consumer spending in less affluent provincial areas, the shopping centre said on Thursday.
Amazon.com Inc is recruiting major Brazilian cosmetics firms Grupo Boticario and Natura Cosmeticos SA to sell via the logistics platform it is developing in Brazil.
Ebay has issued an open call for users to list their sneakers through a specially curated space called Sneaker Drop. In addition to buying pre-owned shoes, Adidas, Stadium Goods and Reebok are offering special deals.
After launching e-stores for, among others, Canada, the UK and Sweden, US cosmetics brand Glossier will open one for France, a priority market, next October.
The mirrors, powered by Masterpass, allow customers to personalise their changing room experience by choosing their preferred lighting, language and music, and cuts checkout queues by taking payments.
Fenwick is moving closer to its goal of opening a web store and said this week that it will link with Salesforce on the project as it works on its move into retail's most dynamic channel.
The French luxury group is launching a dedicated jewellery section on its multi-brand e-commerce site, joining rivals jostling for a slice of one of the fastest-growing luxury goods businesses.