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Ikea and Sephora: Why businesses need to go beyond the bottom line

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Sephora CEO and president Jean-André Rougeot at this week’s National Retail Federation’s State of Retail and the Consumer conference. It also makes us more successful commercially because there is such a diverse consumer now in America. If we need to succeed in the long term, we need to be able to talk to those consumers.

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‘Start of a new era’: The Daily Edited boss Tania Liu turns the page on 2021

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2021 has been a year many retailers would like to forget, but none more so than online accessories brand The Daily Edited (TDE), which has not only had a global pandemic to grapple with, but also the shocking exit of co-founder and creative director Alyce Tran following allegations that she had misused company funds. .

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Art and upcycling: How Casetify plans to reach 100 stores globally by 2025

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Following its store launch in Sydney earlier this year, Hong Kong-based tech accessories brand Casetify is planning to expand across Australia, as part of a larger goal of reaching 100 stores globally by 2025. We will continue to [bring] Australians tech accessory designs that best represent them.”

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What brands can learn from Banana Republic’s successful comeback

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Banana Republic was losing market share to brands that offered similar clothing lines that had a similar masstige appeal, including competitors like Abercrombie and Fitch and J. Banana Republic’s chief brand officer Ana Andjelic was hired in early 2021 to execute the rebrand and return the label to its travel-inspired roots.

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Brew-it-yourself: Why De’Longhi, Vittoria are ramping up their DTC offers

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Nielsen Consumer Insights reported a 37 per cent increase in supermarket coffee sales – with more premium options seeing sales growth of over 40 per cent. The store acts as a showroom, allowing customers to trial and learn about De’Longhi’s product lines and brand. Customers stopped buying from baristas and started brewing their own.

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“There is no finish line”: Nike’s motto rings true in circular economy push

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In 2021 alone, 99.7 Nike Refurbished’, a new initiative launched in North America, allows the company to take back worn and slightly imperfect products from consumers to repair and restore, then sell on its marketplace. Truong explained that Nike is a company that can make change at scale. That’s an old Nike adage.

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“Just getting started”: Aussie luggage brand July touches down in NYC

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I had already understood the power of having sexy luggage and having luggage as a fashion accessory, as a status symbol. per cent from 2021 to 2028. For Didaskalou, who used to scour through sites like eBay for vintage Rimowa suitcases to renovate and reuse, he found the category highly appealing. “I