Amazon signs “first” company-wide national union agreements in Italy
Amazon has entered its “first-ever” national collective agreements applicable across an entire country's operations, covering all 57 Italian sites. Amazon Italia …
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UK inflation slows amid lower food and fuel prices
UK inflation slowed in June as lower prices for food, clothing and motor fuels reduced pressure on household budgets, offering …
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EU objects to JD.com over Ceconomy deal subsidies
The European Commission (EC) has sent a Statement of Grounds to Chinese e-commerce group JD.com, marking a formal stage in …
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Morgan Stanley, Diligent Capital lead retail M&A advisers in H1 2026
Morgan Stanley and Diligent Capital ranked as the leading mergers and acquisitions (M&A) financial advisers in the retail sector during …
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Nike to limit China wholesale sales online from January – report
US sportswear retailer Nike will bar major wholesale partners in China from selling its products online from January, shifting sales …
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Nike to limit China wholesale sales online from January – report
US sportswear retailer Nike will bar major wholesale partners in China from selling its products online from January, shifting sales …
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Wickes reports 2.3% revenue growth as retail returns to growth
Home improvement retailer Wickes Group recorded group revenue growth of 2.3% in the second quarter ended 27 June 2026, with …
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BaFin closes Zalando disclosure probe, finds errors but issues no fine
Germany's Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has completed a review into Zalando's 2025 annual report, concluding that the company's approved …
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Tesco widens rapid delivery access with Uber Eats and Deliveroo partnerships
Tesco is widening rapid grocery delivery access through new collaborations with Uber Eats and Deliveroo, extending its existing Whoosh service …
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Why UK digital spending has slowed so sharply
Online retail spending has fallen far faster than overall retail spending, according to GlobalData’s latest UK Retail Trend Tracker: Consumer …
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Retail’s AI dilemma: The cost of change vs. the cost of falling behind
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a competitive necessity across retail. From personalised shopping experiences and demand forecasting to inventory optimisation …
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Ikea’s parent appoints JLL to sell eight China retail sites – report
Ingka Group, which holds Ikea's retail operations, has appointed property consultancy JLL as the sole sales agent for eight retail …
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Homeplus rehabilitation case delayed to September after court appeal
South Korea's Seoul Bankruptcy Court has reversed its earlier decision to terminate Homeplus' corporate rehabilitation proceedings, extending the case until …
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Womenswear retailer Reformation launches IPO targeting up to $239m
Permira-backed womenswear retailer Reformation has launched its initial public offering, aiming to raise as much as $239m. The company is offering …
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EU fines Chinese company AliExpress €550m over sale of illegal goods
The European Commission (EC) has fined online retail marketplace AliExpress €550m ($628.06m) over failures to meet Digital Services Act (DSA) …
