An ambitious plan to transform Oxford Circus into pedestrian-friendly piazzas has been announced with an international design competition kicking off to decide just how the key shopping area will look for decades ahead.
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![]( "Oxford Circus to 'rival Times Square' in transformation drive")
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![]( "French fashion trade shows preparing to stage physical sessions again")
French fashion trade shows preparing to stage physical sessions againAs Tranoï and the French Fashion Federation join forces, and Who’s Next and Mode & Objet confirm their dates, French trade shows are preparing their return, after cancelling several editions due to the pandemic.
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![]( "2020 ends with a whimper as lockdowns devastate post-Christmas footfall")
2020 ends with a whimper as lockdowns devastate post-Christmas footfallThere’s an air of inevitability when it comes to UK footfall figures in these dark days of physical retail. So no surprises that shopper numbers for the week commencing 27 December plummeted 72.3% on a year ago.
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![]( "Retail Think Tank optimistic for second half, despite tough festive season")
Retail Think Tank optimistic for second half, despite tough festive seasonAs the vaccine rollout continues, there’s some optimism for UK retail in the second half of the year, despite a bleak Christmas period for many and an acceleration of negative trends
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![]( "Joules upbeat despite sales fall, e-tail surges")
Joules upbeat despite sales fall, e-tail surgesJoules issued a pre-close trading update on Tuesday and took an upbeat stance, even though revenue has continued to fall due to UK store closures.
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![]( "Retailers enjoy late flourish as shoppers rush out to spend ahead of England lockdown")
Retailers enjoy late flourish as shoppers rush out to spend ahead of England lockdownRetailers enjoyed a brief but much-needed bounce ahead of Thursday’s new month-long lockdown in England, according to reports. Consumers headed out in force to shop before the blanket closure of ‘non-essential' stores.
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![]( "Trade shows, fashion weeks under pressure in September")
Trade shows, fashion weeks under pressure in SeptemberThe resurgence of Covid-19 in Europe is increasing the uncertainty surrounding September fashion events. Trade show and fashion week organisers are trying to cope, amidst postponements, cancellations and online options.
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![]( "J.C. Penney to cut 1,000 jobs, close 152 stores")
J.C. Penney to cut 1,000 jobs, close 152 storesJ.C. Penney said on Wednesday that it will cut its workforce by about 1,000 positions and close 152 store locations, as part of an organizational restructuring.
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![]( "London footfall on reopening day was down almost 50% on the year")
London footfall on reopening day was down almost 50% on the yearMore evidence is emerging that while Monday’s reopening day in England may have looked busy, there's a big gap between the usual June visitor traffic and what we actually saw on the day, especially in London.
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![]( "Galeries Lafayette's Champs Elysees store struggles as group faces $1 billion hit - CEO")
Galeries Lafayette's Champs Elysees store struggles as group faces $1 billion hit - CEOGaleries Lafayette's new outlet on the Champs Elysees is struggling because people are staying away due to COVID-19, according to its CEO, who said the crisis would hit the group to the tune of 1 billion euros.