Sunday, June 03, 2012

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Tourists Drive Retail Surge in Manhattan
Wall Street Journal
By AMELIA HARRIS Tourists are spearheading a retail spending surge in Manhattan, with $52.4 billion expected to pour into the cash registers of clothing stores, electronics shops and other outlets by the end of 2012, according to a report being ...
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Wall Street Journal
Retailers pull out all stops to entice premium customers
Globe and Mail
In an age of austerity and heated competition, retailers are courting their premium customers like never before. These customers aren't necessarily merchants' wealthiest shoppers, but rather their most valued ones: Those who, for the sake of ...
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Globe and Mail
Building an Online Retail Hit from the Shoes Up
Power Retail
Launched as an online shoe retailer in 2009, Zalando now ships a massive range of fashion and lifestyle products to ten countries throughout Europe – it even prints a popular quarterly fashion magazine. Founded by German entrepreneurial pair Robert ...
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Power Retail
"Flash" sale alert as OzSale snaps up Buyinvite
SmartCompany.com.au
OzSale was named one of SmartCompany's top 20 online retailers this year and currently receives eight million visits a month to its website. It has five million members, with an item being sold every five seconds. The invitation-only shopping site was ...
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E-tailer becomes retailer
Crain's New York Business
"We're figuring out the retail brand of the future." Part of that future means expanding Bonobos—which made its chimpanzee-evoking name serving affluent young professionals online—into physical retail space. After opening the fifth-floor shop last ...
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Lend Lease Launches New Shopping Mall Fund
Wall Street Journal
AU) said it has started a new wholesale investment fund aimed mostly at sub-regional retail centers, and that institutional investors had already committed A$185 million. Lend Lease will hold about 3% in the fund, to be known as Lend Lease Retail ...
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Heatwave brings Britons back to shops
Financial Times
By Andrea Felsted, Senior Retail Correspondent High street sales bounced back in May after April's washout, as the brief heatwave prompted Britons to stock up on summer clothes and garden furniture. According to figures from BDO, the professional ...
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