We examine the factors behind Sephora's resurgence in the UK.
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Read MoreA shift has occurred in the athletic retail market, with established giants like Nike losing market share to challenger brands such as Gymshark, On Running, and Lululemon.
Read MoreHow are the big luxury brands responding to slowing demand?
Read MoreAbolishing tax-free shopping for international tourists has had a significant impact on UK retailing
Read MoreHow Asian cuisine is permeating the culinary landscape of North America and Europe
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Read MoreThis paper highlights the process Pragma takes when assessing the opportunity for mixed-use developments and highlights some of the schemes that have been able to successfully deliver against different user requirements.
Read MoreWith its unique blend of luxury, heritage, and innovation, Paris has always been a hotspot for retailers seeking global recognition.
Personalised shopping can take many forms, including texts from your favourite boutique to Starbucks' birthday rewards, to personalised emails.
There are few cities on the planet at the moment able to out-do Riyadh for an atmosphere of urgency, growth, and change.
How do consumer trends in GCC countries compare with the rest of the world?
We look at how consumer behaviour in the GCC region compares to the rest of the world
Read MoreWhat are the opportunities for foreign developers, investors and brands in Taiwan?
Who are Gen Alphas and why should we be thinking about them?
Pragma share their predictions of the top trends for the year ahead.
The UK gym market has undergone rapid change in recent years as new budget operators and premium franchises fragment the landscape.
While the impact of AI online is already evident, we look at what impact it is having in physical stores.
Christmas is critical for the success of retailers in the UK, so what are they doing to attract eyeballs this year?