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For Singapore’s Capitaland, the mall comes roaring back

Inside Retail

Despite brave talk by shopping-centre companies, not just in Singapore but globally, about being able to adapt to e-commerce and continue to thrive, behind the scenes they have never been truly comfortable with the e-commerce juggernaut. Retail occupancy is 98.3 per cent – pretty much as good as it gets for shopping centres.

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New Point-of-Purchase Trends 

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It is growing, up more than $50 billion from 2017, and some of those in-store sales are due to industries proving to be ecommerce-resilient, like auto dealers and grocery stores. It is also necessary to stay aware of technological advancements and shifts in consumer interest that will impact the point-of-purchase.

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“A big vote of confidence”: Why Walmart’s store upgrades are key

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The retailer also expanded its vision centres and pharmacies with private screening rooms, and placed digital touchpoints throughout the store to provide information of products and services. And it added new “dollar shops” for consumers to pick through seasonal, more affordably priced items. billion in 2017.

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Why this global CEO wants more mainstream retailers to sell sex toys

Inside Retail

One day in the not-too-distant future, consumers will be able to walk into mainstream retail stores and buy pleasure products like vibrators and dildos without raising an eyebrow. Meet the modern sex shop. The French adult retail chain Passage du Désir is a good example of this, Plettenberg said.