Sun.May 18, 2025

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Domino’s ANZ CEO to exit, new COO revealed

Inside Retail

Dominos Pizza Enterprises ANZ CEO Kerri Hayman will step down in August 2025. Hayman leaves the business after less than a year as the companys first female ANZ CEO. Her 37-year career has been entirely with the pizza brand, across Australia, the UK, and the US and she recently joined the ranks of the Dominos Pizza Enterprises hall of fame. Dominos CEO will exit after a lifelong career with the brand Working with Dominos has given me some of the most rewarding experiences of my life, Hayman said

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Walgreens Is Closing 29 Locations in May. Is a Location Near You on the List?

Retail Wire

Walgreens has continued its downsizing efforts, with the CVS competitor announcing that it is closing 29 locations this month alone. These 29 locations affect customers in 13 states. Is a store near you on the list? List of Walgreens Closures in May 2025 Newsweek reports that last year, the pharmacy chain declared that it would close 1,200 locations nationwide over the following three years, with about 500 of those closing in 2025.

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Noosa Swimwear Collective puts four retail locations up for sale

Inside Retail

Noosa Swimwear Collective is selling its swimwear and resortwear retail business across Queenslands Sunshine Coast , including locations in Noosa Heads, Coolum Beach and Noosaville. The deal includes the Sea Elements in Noosa Heads and Coolum Beach stores; Poolside Swimwear in Noosa Heads; and Bikini Hut in Noosaville. An office and storage facility located on Hastings Street is also part of the sale.

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In-N-Out Burger Announces Major Change in Drink & Condiment Ingredients

Retail Wire

In-N-Out Burger is one of the few fast-food places where customers can count on consistently good food, drinks, and company, but a recent change has occurred with its drinks and condiments, and customers are saying it’s for the better. The New York Post reports that the popular burger chain has removed artificial coloring from one of its most popular drinks.

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Breaking The Commerce Bottleneck: Your SAP Exit Plan Starts Now

Speaker: Jason Cottrell and Gireesh Sahukar

Retailers know the clock is ticking–legacy SAP Commerce support ends in 2026. Legacy platforms are becoming a liability burdened by complexity, rigidity, and mounting operational costs. But modernization isn’t just about swapping out systems, it’s about preparing for a future shaped by real-time interactions, AI powered buying assistants, and flexible commerce architecture.

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Sephora’s MD on why brand agnosticism is the beauty retailers greatest strength

Inside Retail

Australia is one of the most attractive markets for both emerging and established brands, including LVMH heavy-weight Sephora. The consumers in Australia are very savvy, Jenny Cheah, Sephoras MD of South East Asia, Oceania and India, told Inside Retail. They understand trends and they’re very educated on their beauty needs and their beauty products in a way, it makes our job simpler, she continued.

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Poundland sale puts 200 stores and thousands of jobs at risk

Retail Gazette

Up to 200 Poundland stores could be shuttered and thousands of jobs put at risk as the struggling discount retailers sale process enters a critical phase. The latest bids for the business are expected early this week ahead of an update from parent company Pepco Group, which will report its half-year results on Thursday. Poundland has been up for sale since March , with the process being led by advisers at Teneo.

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M&S CEO faces multimillion-pound pay hit after cyber attack

Retail Gazette

M&S CEO Stuart Machin is set to face a significant pay reduction of up to 1.1m following a cyber attack that has severely impacted the retailer’s operations and stock value. The ongoing cyber attack, which was disclosed on April 22, has driven a 14% drop in M&S’s share price, translating to a loss of approximately 831,000 from Machin’s performance share plan and 233,000 from a deferred bonus, both of which are set to pay out in July.

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Cybercrime in retail: Trust is now at risk but that creates an opportunity

Inside Retail

The UK is in the midst of a retail cybercrime spree. Harrods, Co-Op and the iconic Marks & Spencer (M&S) have all fallen victim to large-scale cyberattacks. While Harrods stores and its website remained open following its breach, M&S wasnt so fortunate. As early as February, attackers infiltrated M&S’s systems, with immediate repercussions.

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Free beauty products? Aldi’s recruiting for its exclusive Beauty Club

Retail Times

Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and more besides! Aldi’s cult Beauty Club is calling! For a third year, Aldi is hand-picking 19 cosmetic connoisseurs to makeupits exclusive panel of members and play a pivotal role in shaping the future of its popular Lacura range.

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Richemont sees strong sales and profit in its year end results

Inside Retail

Luxury brand group Richemont, the parent of Cartier, Montblanc and Dunhill, among many other brands, has posted strong sales growth of 4 per cent to US$24 billion in its year-end results. The growth in sales was attributed to a high single-digit increase at the company’s jewellery brands, which include Van Cleef & Arpels and Buccellati. Gross profit rose 2 per cent to $1.5 billion with a gross profit margin of 66.9 per cent.

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Humans + Agents = Rethinking Enterprise Commerce with AI

AI agents already analyze trends, draft content, and trigger actions across leading commerce platforms. Yet most organizations still rely on workflows built for human‑only teams, losing speed, margin, and customer loyalty. Humans + Agents: Rethinking Enterprise Commerce in the Age of AI Collaboration shows how to close that gap. In one concise read you’ll see where agent gains surface first, how early adopters prove ROI, and which lean controls keep innovation moving without risking data or bran

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World’s first plant pot made from traceable marine plastic waste launches amid growing concerns over Scotland’s coastal pollution

Retail Times

Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and more besides! Scottish start-up POTRhas developed the worlds first fully traceable and eco-friendly plant pot made from recycled marine plastic. The Ocean Pot created by the Glasgow-based firm is produced entirely from discarded fishing gear recovered from UK coastlines in part.

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Simon Mitchell reveals the creative strategy for S T Dupont flagship store

Inside Retail

French luxury goods company S T Dupont has unveiled its latest flagship store in the heart of Tokyos Ginza district. The opening marks the third chapter in S T Duponts global flagship rollout, following Paris and Hong Kong, and is part of a sweeping rebranding effort launched in 2023 to reframe the brands legacy for a contemporary audience. Designed by London-based Sybarite, the Ginza store is a study in quiet sophistication, an homage to S T Duponts signature 1941 lighter, interpreted through t

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Contentsquare, a global leader in digital analytics, unveils Sense, a suite of AI-powered capabilities

Retail Times

Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and more besides! Contentsquare, a global leader in digital analytics, has unveiled Sense, a suite of AI-powered capabilities that transform how teams discover insights, make decisions, and improve the user experience at speed and scale.

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Motorbike retailer Peter Stephens Motorcycles collapses

Inside Retail

Motorcycle retailer Peter Stephens Motorcycles has entered voluntary administration, putting 400 jobs on the line along with the future of 15 dealerships across Victoria, NSW, SA and WA. The company represents brands including Harley Davidson , Yamaha, BRP, Ducati and Triumph and sells motorcycle parts, accessories, servicing, finance and insurance.

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5 Tips for a Winning Category Management Strategy in 2025

Category Management is a cornerstone of a successful retail strategy. While it promotes collaboration between manufacturers and retailers to optimize category performance, challenges persist in its effective implementation due to hurdles in communication and collaboration across teams and partners, and more. In this guide, we outline five essential strategies for success in 2025 that will touch on all the essential pieces of a successful strategy and implementation.

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Primark owners climb two places in 2025 Sunday Times Rich List

Retail Gazette

Primark owners, the Weston family, have climbed two places in this years Sunday Times Rich List, securing the sixth spot with a combined wealth of 17.746bn. This marks an improvement for the family, who saw their fortune rise significantly from 14.493bn in 2024, largely thanks to the strong performance of their Canadian business, George Weston Limited, which saw a 40% increase in share value.

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How lingerie brand Nuudi System is changing the game through innovative design

Inside Retail

In the world of retail, we often hear the phrase necessity is the mother of invention. This is because often the most passionate brand founders are those who created the products they themselves were looking for. This especially proved to be true with Annette Azan, the CEO and founder of Nuudi System, a lingerie and lifestyle brand that is all about embracing the female form, versus constricting it.

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Reeves under pressure to reinstate VAT-free shopping as US tariffs bite

Retail Gazette

Retailers and luxury brands are urging Labours Rachel Reeves to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists as escalating trade tensions with the US put pressure on British exports and consumer demand. Four major trade groups the British Retail Consortium, British Beauty Council, British Fashion Council and Walpole have written a joint letter to the shadow chancellor warning that President Trumps tariffs are already beginning to harm UK businesses and risk long-term damage to the country’s