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UK competition regulator penalises Fender Europe over RPM
UK market regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), has fined guitar manufacturer Fender Europe over resale price maintenance (RPM).
Conscious consumers pose the biggest threat to clothing & footwear retailers in 2020
January is a time that intentions are set for the year ahead and although many of these ideals slip away before the end of the month, increasingly conscious and frugal shoppers are likely to keep resolutions to reduce clothing & footwear purchases well into 2020.
Singapore court orders Fashion Interactive to stop unfair trading
The State Courts of Singapore has ordered online retailer Fashion Interactive to stop engaging in unfair trade practices.
Retail trade association NRF welcomes US-China phase one deal
Trade association the National Retail Federation (NRF) has welcomed the phase one trade deal signed between the US and China.
Google to acquire Pointy to help stores list products online
Google has signed an agreement to acquire Dublin-based company Pointy to help local retailers launch their products online.
Tesco to face close scrutiny from Thai competition regulators
Tesco is set to face close scrutiny from a competition regulator in Thailand over the sale of its operations in the country.
Future Group and Amazon sign long-term distribution agreements
India-based Future Group’s Future Consumer Ltd (FCL) and Amazon Retail India have entered a long-term distribution agreement.
2019 top news stories
ESL Investments to buy Sears Holdings for $5.2bn and Walmart announces plastic waste reduction commitments. Retail-insight-network.com wraps up key headlines from 2019.
Brazil’s Natura secures regulatory approvals to acquire Avon
Brazilian cosmetics company Natura &Co has secured all mandatory regulatory approvals required to buy direct-selling company Avon Products.
New Zealand’s PAK’nSAVE supermarket faces price discrepancy charges
New Zealand competition regulator the Commerce Commission has accused Auckland supermarket Kennedy’s Foodcentre (2003) trading as PAK’nSAVE Mangere for price discrepancies.
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