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Thrice the size: Oz Hair & Beauty plans 10 more shopfronts

Inside Retail

A group of investors, including Edison Growth Fund Accent Group, Accent Group CEO Daniel Agostinelli, and billionaire businessman Brett Blundy, purchased a share in the company for an undisclosed price, after Oz Hair and Beauty generated $2 million per month and it was expected to treble its revenue to $40 million by 2021.

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NRF 2021 Day 1: The How, What and When of Retail’s Reopening, Plus Insights From Condoleezza Rice

Retail TouchPoints

Chapter One of the 2021 National Retail Federation Big Show may be online instead of in-person, but that isn’t stopping the NRF from putting together an all-star lineup. Consumer behavior: Making sense of the aftermath of uncertainty: Preliminary research shows that collective consumer sentiment is shifting weekly.

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Circular retail, the High Street revival and cost-conscious consumerism tops 2023 retail trends, new research from Sensormatic Solutions by Johnson Controls reveals

Retail Focus

Circular retail prompted by sustainably-minded shoppers, a revival in bricks-and-mortar demand and continued cost-conscious consumerism by price-sensitive shoppers were among the emerging retail trends for 2023, the latest research from Sensormatic Solutions , the leading global retail solutions portfolio of Johnson Controls , reveals.

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5 Do-or-Die Retail Trends for 2022

Independent Retailer

Here are the five key trends that businesses should take seriously as they plan for the coming year: . This has left many shoppers gravitating toward businesses that offer BNPL (buy now pay later) installment plans, which have been widely promoted online as a way of taking the sting out of making a major purchase.

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Preparing for the Unknown: Effectively Using Data to Predict this Year’s Holiday Trends

Retail TouchPoints

Nothing about 2020 was normal — in fact, for many retailers, the phrase ‘hindsight is 2020’ is one they should reconsider using. . Despite the economic downturn, holiday sales were up 8.3%, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). But what does this mean for 2021? Location, Location, Location.

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The perfect fit: Custom tailor Institchu reveals growth plans for 2022

Inside Retail

InStitchu opened its second Perth showroom at Claremont in 2021 during lockdowns, and remarkably, the whole launch was run entirely over Zoom: “Our staff put in amazing work in executing the launch, and it’s pretty incredible they co-ordinated an amazing launch in the prestigious Claremont Quarter entirely remotely,” McGowan said.

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Northern Irish Retail Market ends 2021 on a high

A1 Retail

Despite the threat to retail success posed by the pandemic since 2020, both schemes have enjoyed some headline successes, with The Boulevard welcoming seven new brands on site. In 2021 The Junction submitted a planning application for the UK’s largest garden centre retailer, Dobbies to open a 110,000 sq.