Are we living through the retail apocalypse?
House of Fraser has rocked the country by joining Marks and Spencer and Maplin as the latest to close UK stores. Does it mark the end of physical shopping?
Three ways to bring online and offline experiences closer together
The high street is struggling. But shop owners could save themselves from the retail apocalypse by adopting tech
How the royal wedding can benefit SMEs and startups
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s nuptials certainly present a joyous moment. But play your cards right and your business could have more reasons to celebrate
UK retail sales plummet from record high to record low
Fuelled by a number of contributing factors, retail sales in the UK have dropped faster than in any time over the past 23 years, according to the British Retail Consortium
Your handling of personal data sucks – or at least 42% of Brits think so
Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal many Brits are distrustful of Facebook and other social media, according to the7stars
Google reveals: millennials are breathing new life into local markets
Traditional markets are struggling. Fortunately, the tech titan has found that retailers may have reason to put their hope towards young people
What startups can learn from 50 Cent leaving Instagram amid revenge porn allegation
The rapper felt censored by Instagram and rejoined Twitter instead. But what does it mean for Twitter to be associated with an everything-goes attitude and how big is the loss of an influencer like 50 Cent really?
Will SMEs change their marketing as trust in social media plummets?
The Cambridge Analytica fallout has resulted in fewer consumers trusting social media than the government. For startups and SMEs, this means taking a careful look at their online marketing
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