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2 days ago | retail-week.com | George Arnett

Source: GettyImages/iStock/Kenneth Cheung With the rapid development of Generative AI and AI more generally, everyone in the sector wants to know what it will mean for retail A new report by management consultancy firm Bain, shared exclusively with Retail Week, says that new technology and underlying trends mean there are six major shifts that will likely happen over the next decade.

2 days ago | retail-week.com | George Arnett

Source: GettyImages/iStock/Philip Openshaw Despite the dent in consumer confidence, Brits have continued to make room for discretionary spending priorities, with travel and beauty continuing to rise in recent years. The data comes from a review by Barclays covering 10 years of its Consumer Spending Report, which draws data from spending on Barclaycard and the bank’s debit cards.

3 days ago | retail-week.com | Ellis Hawthorne

Source: Onitsuka Tiger Onitsuka Tiger has opened its first European “Red Concept Store” in London’s Seven Dials, following the success of its bestselling trainer the Mexico 66’. Designed by Studio Dini Cataldi, an architectural firm led by Filippo Dini and Gianluca Cataldi, the store is built around a concept that merges the brand’s Japanese heritage with “modern urban aesthetics”.

3 days ago | retail-week.com | George Arnett

Chart: How retailers should approach the Nintendo Switch 2 launch By George Arnett2025-06-04T10:00:00 June 5 marks the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, the most anticipated video game console release in years

3 days ago | retail-week.com | Chloe Mills

Nobody’s Child takes ‘natural next step’ as it launches new product category By Chloe Mills2025-06-04T09:53:00 Fashion retailer Nobody’s Child has unveiled a new product category amid its ongoing expansion. Nobody’s Child has announced the launch of a new footwear product category with the unveiling of its debut footwear collection which was designed in London and made in Italy.