retail

CEO Ryuichi Isaka’s ambitious US expansion will add 3,900 stores to his company’s US holdings.

Over the last few weeks and months, businesses across the world have been racing to pivot their focus towards online operations in response to the coronavirus crisis and the associated changes in consumer habits.

Though every business leader is currently under great pressure, these seven CEOs have distinguished themselves – some by displaying great leadership, and others by continuing to create value during the COVID-19 crisis.

As the COVID-19 pandemic escalates and the majority of purchases continue to migrate to the internet, retailers inhabit an especially uncertain moment in time. What can retail-based companies do to ensure their survival?

The transition to digital sales and experiences is a daunting one, and often done wrong. But the success stories of several high-profile companies can give other businesses a useful act to follow.

In today’s internet age, you could be forgiven for thinking that business locations are no longer as important.

Fashion retailer Ted Baker, which has recently been in some financial trouble, just announced the replacement of its CEO and Chairman.

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday just around the corner, the latest statistics released by finder.com reveal that Brits are expected to spend more than £7 billion this year on the sales.

Owner of Louis Vuitton and the world's largest luxury group, LVMH, has recently approached iconic jewellery retailer Tiffany & Co. with a takeover of $14.5 billion (£11.3 billion).

Thomas Cook’s unexpected shutdown has initiated yet another corporate earthquake, due to the disruption of technology. It’s not uncommon to see major players suddenly vanish within the world of business.