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Mark Ritson on branding: Web discount will hit Thresher hard
Merry Christmas from Thresher! The retailer recently released a printable voucher on the internet entitling the bearer to 40% off wine and champagne up to a value of £500 until 10 December. Despite th...
Mark Ritson on branding: Inditex shows H&M's vulnerable side
One of my very good friends from university, Simon, has allowed himself the luxury of a slight paunch just like mine. When we go out for a few beers we look like two relatively successful, 30-somethin...
Andrew Walmsley on digital: No one wants to shop in a vacuum
Christmas is hell. The huddled masses descend on the high street and walk really slowly in front of you. They stop abruptly to look in store windows at clothes that wouldn't fit them in a million year...
Will Asda pay price of loyalty?
Everyday-low-prices may be usurped by a loyalty scheme at Asda, if the cost does not scupper its plans. James Quilter reports.
Mark Ritson on branding: HMV Group faces brand equity test
As the new chief executive of music and book retailer HMV Group, Simon Fox has responsibility for both the HMV and Waterstone's brands. Ten or even five years ago, this would have been a job with fant...
Staid Next needs shake-up
An element of fatigue haunts the retailer, which has been slow to update its in-store experience.
Editorial: Digital is not a strategy
If you haven't heard of ASOS.com before, you will be surprised at its claim to be the UK's leading online fashion and beauty chain. It is less important whether the claim is true or not than the idea ...
Helen Dickinson on retail: Downloads spell end of movie rental
Although I'm not a typical customer of the video rental stores, because we have a large library of films on DVD and video at home, it's difficult not to see how dramatically the industry is changing.
Retail choice: Virgin Mobile, Lakeside
Following Virgin Mobile's £962m acquisition by NTL, it seemed the perfect time to check out its performance on the shop floor with a visit to its flagship store in Lakeside.
Raymond Snoddy on media: Local strategies carry real clout
What was the special local copy line for the Ann Summers store opening in Banbury that got completely up the nose of the Advertising Standards Authority? 'Ride A Cock Hoarse' is the answer, of course.
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