Amazon’s bid to compete with Uber in U.K. approvedBritish regulatory authorities have reportedly cleared Amazon’s purchase of a minority stake in an online U.K. food delivery startup. 5Qs for Matt Soffair on how the UK’s coping with COVID-19We had the chance to speak with Legal & General Investment Management's retail research manager, Matt Soffair, to find out how the crisis has altered the course of retail there. 7-Eleven expanding store footprint with $21 billion all-cash acquisition 7-Eleven has made the largest acquisition in its history and one of the largest to be announced since the pandemic began. Wawa to build first drive-thru, pickup only store Wawa is exploring new store formats. Study: Brick-and-mortar shopping makes a comeback COVID-19 continues to have a major impact on consumer spending, but bright spots include physical stores and food delivery. Dunkin’ expects to close 800 U.S. stores In the wake of declining Q2 sales, Dunkin’ Brands Group may close as many as 800 Dunkin’ stores by the end of 2020. The Post-COVID Playbook: How Omnichannel Brands Can Relaunch to Success As COVID-19 continues to alter the way industries operate, the retail sector remains particularly hard hit. Nest launches philanthropic division amid pandemic Nest has established a new division of the company to oversee philanthropy. Coffee retailer provides in-app delivery The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf is streamlining digital delivery orders for users of its rewards app. 5Qs for David Dunn on necessity-based retail centers We asked Slate’s new CEO, David Dunn, to tell us about the company’s strategic outlook. First Previous 185 186 187 188 189 Next Last
