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Retail reinvents itself daily. The Retail Podcast arms founders, operators, and retail technologists with battle-tested tactics to outpace change. Each week candid conversations with store chiefs, DTC disruptors, and tech visionaries reveal how to turn AI, data, and culture into margin and loyalty. No jargon just hard numbers, honest lessons, and plays you can run before next Monday. Press play; lead the future of commerce.
Unknown Host hosts The Retail Podcast, a business show with 217 episodes published.
Alex Rezvan and AEON360 Managing Director Low Ngai Yuen go into operator mode at NRF APAC. Ngai Yuen has a live AI and product-data requirement—and two startups she first met in New York may have the answer. This is the
Five retail stories. Less than ten minutes. And several signals about where global retail could be heading next. In this international edition of Five Things Friday , we examine five developments across retail, commerce,
How can a global retailer maintain consistency across markets without losing local relevance? In this episode of The Retail Podcast , Katherine Melchior Ray examines why international brand strategies often break down—no
Why are some retail markets able to adopt AI faster than Europe? 30% off an All Access Pass: ALEX30 NRF Registration page here: https://bit.ly/4vh5Iz5 . Annabelle Serres, Director of Events for NRF Retail’s Big Show Euro
Retail crime is becoming serious enough to affect whether stores can continue operating in parts of Australia. At the same time, Costco is expanding its reach in China through JD.com, Vietnam’s e-commerce market is being
The UK retail industry never stands still. This week Alex and Simone unpack five of the biggest retail stories shaping customer experience, ecommerce, retail technology and consumer behaviour across the UK. In this episo
US retail sales rose more than 11% year over year in June—but what sits behind the headline? Alex Rezvan and Jill Dvorak examine five major US retail developments: • The latest US retail-sales figures and whether the Wor
What changes when AI stops being a productivity tool and starts becoming part of the operating system of a business? In this APAC retail briefing, Ryf Quail and the panel examine five developments: • AI-led business tran
M&S is building a bigger proposition around the family weekly shop. Primark is lowering prices as competition for value-conscious fashion customers intensifies. Meanwhile, beauty and luxury brands are moving beyond produ
Five global retail stories in one concise briefing: Starbucks Korea’s marketing crisis, retail-crime legislation in Canada and the US, AI-powered beauty at shu uemura, Lefties’ UK launch and Adidas’ community-focused Ban
Experience alone isn't enough. On the next stop of our Road to NRF Europe , The Retail Podcast arrives in Milan to explore how one of Europe's fashion capitals is redefining luxury retail. If Madrid showed us retail as a
M&S has renewed almost 100,000 square feet of retail space on Oxford Street. Aldi temporarily became Baldi for Pitbull. Holland & Barrett created a wellness pub. Simone Oloman and Alex Rezvan discuss what these stories r
Uniqlo is expanding, Shein is approaching a possible Hong Kong listing, and FamilyMart is transforming the convenience store into a fashion and cultural destination. Alex and Jill also discuss Onitsuka Tiger, Inditex’s o
Retail is changing faster than ever—and London is showing what the future looks like. Ahead of NRF Europe, we take you on a retail roadshow through one of the world's most influential shopping destinations to explore how
Luxury retail is evolving beyond products and this week's World Retail Signals explores exactly why. Alex is joined by Ian and Niamh from the World Retail Congress to discuss the biggest retail developments shaping the i
Can physical retail still outperform e-commerce? In this exclusive interview recorded live at NRF 2026: Retail's Big Show Asia Pacific, Steven S. Tan, President of SM Supermalls, explains why physical shopping centres co
The retail marketing stories that matter this week: why the brands winning Wimbledon aren't the official sponsors, Naomi Osaka's 350% search spike, Charlotte Tilbury lands in Boots, and Google's Head of Agencies UK revea
Sumeet Yadav, Head of Reliance Brands Limited, on luxury retail, global partnerships and what international brands need to understand about India. How do global brands enter, adapt and scale in India? In this episode of
Retailers are facing a new discovery challenge: what happens when AI search becomes the layer between brands and customers? In this episode of World Retail, Alex is joined by Niamh and Ian from World Retail Congress to d
This week on Five Things Friday UK Edition, Alex is joined by Simone Oloman, co-founder and CEO of For Tonight / Neft, a rapid delivery business for retailers, to unpack five retail stories from a quieter but still revea
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