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Dixons' like-for-likes sales fell by 5% in the 12 weeks to January 7, 2012, and while the electricals retailing giant claimed that its performance was better than many of its rivals, it continues to struggle to compete with online retailers. Sales at its e-commerce unit Pixmania fell 7%, indicating a tough year ahead for the group's pureplay fascias, Dixons.co.uk and Pixmania.com.
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Dixons is to lose its high street presence after nearly 70 years with the rebranding of its 190 outlets as 'Currys.digital' by June. The Dixons brand will become an online-only operation. This rebranding exercise does nothing to change the economics of electricals retailing on the high street and could even hasten its decline.
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06 Apr 2006 |
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DSGi has announced its financial results for the 53 weeks to May 3, 2008, during which period it achieved 8% growth in total group sales but only a 1% gain in like-for-like sales. Furthermore, gross margins across the group were down on a like-for-like basis by 0.7%. As a result the electricals specialist has outlined a far-reaching business review that is designed to turn the ailing group around.
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16 May 2008 |
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According to a study conducted by AmericaEconomia Intelligence for Visa, e-commerce in Latin America experienced explosive growth of 39.2% during 2009, reaching a value of $21.7 billion. Given the generally poor standard of delivery networks in the region, there is an opportunity for integrators and logistics firms to make gains in the market by offering high-quality services.
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27 Jul 2010 |
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The investment strategy column of the Daily Express has extolled the virtues of online retailing on the basis that selling goods online is relatively cheap and avoids store planning issues. However, while e-retail may be cheaper than physical stores and facilitate wider coverage, its success relies heavily on a compelling retail proposition.
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09 Jan 2006 |
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With the global economy slowly recovering from its worst crisis in decades, express markets are expected to benefit as key industry sectors bounce back. One of the areas that has remained relatively buoyant despite these adverse times has been online retail, leading to a rise in home deliveries. This offers post offices and other firms a much-needed lifeline out of a difficult trading environment.
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26 Jan 2010 |
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According to a new report published by Verdict Research, e-retail shows no sign of succumbing to the economic downturn. Yet despite some degree of cannibalization, physical shopping is far from doomed. While an internet presence is vital, giving the consumer choice by establishing strong links between in-store and online offers is essential.
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04 Jun 2008 |
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With internet shopper numbers at an all time high and online spending growing by GBP2.4 billion in 2009, e-Retail is proving to be a star performer in the recession. In 2009, online spending by consumers on retail purchases will rise by a substantial 13.3% to GBP20.9 billion, a rate of growth in severe contrast to the historical decline being suffered by the total UK retail market.
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19 Jun 2009 |
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Driven by a desire to enter the rapidly growing online shopping clubs market and in response to competition, US pureplay retailer and auctioneer eBay has acquired German online shopping club brands4friends. The acquisition will increase eBay's foothold in Germany and should help to improve its fashion offering.
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23 Dec 2010 |
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Auction site eBay's recent announcement that it intends only to accept PayPal payments between its Australian members has since been challenged by the Australian competition authority, the ACCC. The regulator is yet to release its findings on the issue, and eBay has been forced to delay its implementation yet again.
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