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Retail ‘golden quarter’ under pressure as sales disappoint again in November

Retail ‘golden quarter’ under pressure as sales disappoint again in November

By JANE DENTON Updated: 10:08 GMT, 3 December 2024 Retailers faced lacklustre sales again in November as weak consumer confidence continues to weigh on the sector’s ‘golden quarter’.  Non-food online shopping sales figures slumped by 10.3 per cent year-on-year in November, new data from the British Retail Consortium and KPMG Retail Sales Monitor shows.  It…

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Largely manufactured furore shows Jaguar succeeded at getting people talking | Money News

Largely manufactured furore shows Jaguar succeeded at getting people talking | Money News

The sleepy Jaguar has had a sudden awakening. After months of gentle provocation, the British carmaker has unveiled its latest model: a fully electric “concept with bold forms and exuberant proportions to inspire future Jaguars”. As to be expected we’ve been bombarded with marketing speak alongside the launch of the Type 00, the biggest rebrand…

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Cyber Monday expected to break records as shoppers flock to online deals

Cyber Monday expected to break records as shoppers flock to online deals

As the US Thanksgiving season wrapped up with flat sales, retailers are trying to lure in customers with a wide range of promotions and discounts on cosmetics, electronics, toys, clothing and other merchandise for Cyber Monday, America’s biggest online shopping event. Retailers have been strategizing to pull in US shoppers with notifications, mails and other…

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Cambridge University collections hold 350,000 African artefacts

Cambridge University collections hold 350,000 African artefacts

Eva Namusoke The university hopes a clearer understanding of its Africa-related collections will promote further research and collaboration, particularly with African scholars An estimated 350,000 African artefacts and manuscripts, as well as human remains, photographs and natural history specimens, have been found in a university’s collections. Dr Eva Namusoke spent 15 months liaising with University…

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