Twitter bans joke thieves and the network’s users couldn’t be happier about it
In a bid to discourage so-called tweetdecking, Twitter has now doubled down on its effort by banning lots of popular accounts
Deloitte reveals consumer spending on leisure rose in Q4
A new report from Deloitte has revealed that Britons are eager to spend more on leisure activities despite the economic downturn
Adopting new tech can help retailers avoid closing shop
Online platforms are forcing many high-street stores to close. But while technology has caused this crisis in bricks and mortar retail, innovation could also be traditional shopkeepers’ salvation
Consumer spending declines at fastest rate in four years
Research reveals that poor performance of high-street retailers, plummeting real wages and uncertainties about the economy caused spending to fall for the sixth consecutive month in October
BrewDog's launch of Pink IPA to raise awareness about inequality splits opinions
Ahead of International Women’s Day, the craft-beer brewer has announced a pink-labelled version of its iconic Punk IPA. However, not everyone is happy about the campaign
Two-thirds of shoppers would not buy from a retailer who has previously ghosted them
Not following up on a purchase could see retailers lose the opportunity of repeat business, according to new research from Narvar
Analysts reveal mixed Black Friday results for UK retailers as Cyber Monday kicks off
While consumer spending was up during the weekend, Ipsos Retail Performance, Springboard and Barclaycard offer conflicting reports on the footfall seen on the high street
Retailers hosting in-store events could see their turnover jump by 14%
New research from Barclaycard reveals that high-street stores have everything to win from ploughing money into in-store events
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