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Saks Global $600M deal with bondholders includes $200M in new financing

Retail Dive

Dive Brief: Saks Global has secured $600 million in financing commitments from most of its bondholders. With this deal, the department store company will not pursue the $350 million in financing that was slated to close Monday. Kaarin Moore/Retail Dive Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated.

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Why the future of Australian retail lies in unified commerce

Inside Retail

Outdoor and camping gear wholesaler Darche taps into the same Shopify backend to sell to DTC and B2B customers. This helps teams from marketing to finance, as payments are consolidated via one platform, and one back end for reporting across refunds, chargebacks, returns, exchanges and other transaction types.

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Growth potential is not enough: Why Amer Sports’ IPO fell short

Inside Retail

The hype around Amer Sports’ plans for growth appeared to be lost on analysts and prospective shareholders, who seemed more concerned with the current state of the sportswear conglomerate’s finances.

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Sam’s Club offers temporary price cuts on 1K products

Retail Dive

Meanwhile, Sam’s Club is reportedly considering whether it will increase prices on select discretionary products like kitchen appliances or outdoor decor in response to tariffs, The Wall Street Journal reported this week. “But, even at the reduced levels, the higher tariffs will result in higher prices.”

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Best Online Businesses for Sale in October

Small Biz Trends

The seller will provide two months of support and training as well as financing with $2,500,000 down SCN 36 months 8%. With 20 years in operation, this B2B eCommerce Brand is in the outdoor home and adventure segment. The sales are almost entirely wholesale, focusing on approximately 150 customers.

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Consumer spending grew just 4.3 percent in April, yet summer holiday planning and Eurovision ticket sales boosted travel and entertainment

A1 Retail

percent) – as rising costs continue to place pressure on Brits’ finances. percent) – as rising costs continue to place pressure on Brits’ finances. percent), as the Easter weekend and arrival of spring encouraged more Brits to enjoy social and outdoor activities. percent but slightly higher than March (4.0

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April Consumer Card Spending Growth Fails to Match Inflation; Brits Turn to Cost-Saving Strategies Amid Rising Expenses

365 Retail

per cent) – as rising costs continue to place pressure on Brits’ finances. However, the arrival of spring and the Easter Bank Holiday weekend fuelled growth at pubs and sports & outdoor retailers, while ticket sales for the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool boosted the entertainment sector. Consumer card spending grew just 4.3