US retailers forecast $34.1B in Mother’s Day sales
US retailers are forecasting strong sales around Mother’s Day this year, with total spending expected to reach $34.1 billion, according…
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Mohamed Dabo
Mohamed Dabo is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience in financial reporting. He brings a wealth of knowledge from his previous work in the United States and France, along with his numerous contributions to business and financial publications over the years.
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UK retailers raise alarm over job rights reforms
The Government’s new Employment Rights Bill, debated in the House of Lords today, is facing strong criticism from some of…
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BNPL loans surge in US as cost-of-living crisis deepens
A new survey from LendingTree has highlighted concerning trends in the use of BNPL services in the United States. More…
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China lowers tax rebate limit to attract foreign shoppers
China has announced a reduction in the minimum spending required for foreign tourists to qualify for tax refunds, aiming to…
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UK set to change rules on cheap imported goods
The UK government has announced a significant review of its de minimis rules, which currently allow goods valued up to…
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‘Just Walk Out’: customer feedback forces Amazon U-turn
Amazon is scaling back its "Just Walk Out technology by Amazon" in its Amazon Fresh stores, marking a significant shift…
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UK inflation falls, easing pressure on retailers
UK inflation continued its gradual decline in March, offering a short-term boost to retailers and consumers, according to the latest…
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Top 50 global retailers for 2025 announced
The National Retail Federation (NRF), in partnership with consultancy firm Kantar, has released its 2025 list of the Top 50…
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How global tariffs are affecting UK shoppers’ wallets
The UK retail market in 2025 is facing major changes, driven by a mix of pressures both at home and…
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French supermarkets agree stable supplier prices for 2025
French supermarkets have concluded their annual negotiations with food industry suppliers, resulting in a "quasi-stability" of purchase prices for 2025.…