It's in the shoes: Sales faster in Britain than anywhere in Europe
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Despite France and Italy's reputation as a haven for the sales of designer shoes, it is across the Channel where growth in the industry has been fastest in Europe, according to research.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c58787)  has announced the addition of Portable Technology Retailing in the UK  2007 to their offering.
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Comment is free: Darra Singh: Britain continues to grow more diverse. So cohesion is everyone's business.
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Code with the best of them Site offer With reports that UK online sales in the weeks before Christmas hit nearly Â£7.7bn, and with the emerging markets in the Far East stamping their mark on today's online communities, it is a brave man that will bet against the web developing still further in terms of its importance in global financial markets.â¦
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Online retailing in the UK has grown at its fastest annual rate since the dotcom bubble burst, a survey finds.
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Can remodeled stores and smart overseas expansion kick-start growth? It better.
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Web surfers in the U.K. spend more time online than those in the rest of Europe or the U.S., according to results from a study released on Monday.
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Retail sales in Britain rose at the fastest pace for eight months in September, though underlying growth continues to slow, raising fresh doubts on the interest rate outlook.
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Britons may soon be buying more music  singles over the Internet than the counter, forcing the UK  chart into its biggest shake-up in more than 50 years of  tracking and ranking sales.
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The fast-food retailer benefits from international sales.
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International markets account for more than half of the conglomerate?s sales.
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By Alison Hardie senior news writer  FAST fashion took on a new dimension last night with the latest figures showing Britons spent more than GBP 1 billion buying clothes online last year.
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How to find the best choices in a crowded market.
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The UK games market grew by 100% compared to a 30% rise in cinema takings and a 4.5% drop in music sales between 1997 and 2003. Send your views.
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Is it more appealing to hear that a product is selling at a 50 percent discount or to hear that it has been marked down twice, first by 25 percent and then by a further 33 percent? The two options come out to the same result, of course. But a paper in the Journal of Consumer Research reports that consumers tend to prefer the second option, since they often proceed by the flawed arithmetical process of adding the two sale percentages together to get 58 percent.
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Setting ground rules for competition is one thing, but seeking to determine outcomes is another. In European antitrust, there is more a doctrine of âreining inâ powerful companies than in the United States.
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The lesson from foot fungus: sometimes your target market isn't really your target market.