How AI Is Transforming the Retail Marketing Industry
Advancements in AI have made the technology integral to the short-, medium-, and longer-term growth of retail media.
Advancements in AI have made the technology integral to the short-, medium-, and longer-term growth of retail media.
Total UK retail sales experienced a marginal year-on-year (YoY) decline of 0.2% in June 2024, according to the BRC)-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor.
The companies hosted the Amazon K-Beauty Conference Seller Day at the InterContinental Hotel in Seoul, Korea.
Retail value chains are becoming increasingly digitalised, but a wealth of personal data puts the sector at risk of cyberattacks.
British parcel company Evri is attracting interest from major players in the global e-commerce landscape, with Chinese retail giant JD.com emerging as a potential bidder, Reuters reported.
At Cegid Connections Retail 2024, Microsoft representatives discussed how the company helps retailers with cybersecurity and customer solutions.
Scent marketing is a powerful strategy for crafting memorable in-store experiences and enhancing brand loyalty.
Shein’s pursuit of a London Stock Exchange (UK) initial public offering (IPO) listing could be a catalyst for positive change, according to retail analysts at leading data and analytics company GlobalData.
Process mining analyses business event logs, providing retailers with a detailed operational map and revealing inefficiencies that, when resolved, significantly enhance operational efficacy.
Target has announced a partnership with global commerce platform Shopify to enhance its third-party digital marketplace, Target Plus.
Official estimates show UK sales increasing in most sectors, with clothing and furniture stores bouncing back after a challenging April.
Amazon is empowering small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in Europe with the power of generative AI.
Amidst a challenging global landscape, consumers are reassessing their priorities and embracing the concept of ‘recommerce’ – buying and selling preloved items.
A new survey finds that low prices are a key incentive for US and UK consumers to purchase items from international e-commerce stores.
According to a recent report by nShift, a provider of delivery management solutions, online retailers who rely on just a single carrier or a limited number of carriers risk losing customers and sales.