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FashionRetail Trends

2 min read The 1980s saw the birth of fast fashion, a new way of doing fashion by shortening delivery times and reducing prices that  burst onto the market to change the rules

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2 min read The way luxury goods are bought and consumed by China has changed. Until now, many Chinese consumers took advantage of their trips to buy luxury products in Europe and the

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2 min read The marketplace model has taken hold during 2021 and more and more retailers see in it an opportunity to improve customer loyalty and prolong the lifetime value of their customers.

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FashionRetail Trends

2 min read Viya and Austin Li Jiaqi are the most popular influencers in China. Together they accumulated sales in China in 2020 worth $8.2 billion. In 2020, total live shopping sales in

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Featured EventsRetail TrendsSporting Goods

6 min read The motto for the 2020 edition of the ISPO Munich fair was “Be responsible. Be creative. Be active.” But the truth is, it is not always easy to find a

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3 min read Visit any popular  destination in the world and you will likely see Chinese tourists.  When not visiting the tourist attractions, they love to shop. They also like to use their

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2 min read Greater POS acceptance has been steadily driving consumer adoption of mobile payments, particularly in the US and in China. Platforms like SamsungPay, AliPay and WeChat already have over a billion users

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2 min read Remember  barcodes? They are still in widespread use,  of course, but QR codes have emerged as a more powerful and versatile alternative with a wide range of applications in retail. Because

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2 min read Is your POS system giving customers what they want? The rise in mobile payments and the growing popularity of customer self-service are two recent trends that retailers cannot afford to

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2 min read Mobile technology has changed the way customers interact with the world, given them new ways to buy goods and services – and new ways to pay for them. By the

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