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April 8, 2020
  1. How the COVID-19 coronavirus – and my own diagnosis – changed how I do business
  2. Sotheby’s sees spike in digital sales as coronavirus pushes auctions online
  3. Marc Jacobs employees share lockdown work-from-home looks on Instagram
  4. Day's wrap: Italy, Net-A-Porter, Langham Hotels, Ralph Lauren and Gucci
  5. Italy, Net-A-Porter, Langham Hotels, Ralph Lauren and Gucci
  6. How have KOLs and brands responded to the coronavirus?
  7. Net-A-Porter restores UK online ordering with delayed fulfillment
  8. JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expects “bad recession” in letter to shareholders
  9. Day's wrap: Cartier, Ferragamo, Knight Frank, Estée Lauder, Hermès and Kering
  10. How Raoul Shah, a peripatetic agency exec, collected 500-plus “Do Not Disturb” door signs and begat a tome
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Art and science of merchandising – Luxury Memo special report

April 25, 2019

Retail has faced disruption. Image credit: Neiman Marcus

 

By Sarah Jones

Merchandising is evolving in the ecommerce era, as retailers need to consider multiple channels and consumers’ heightened bricks-and-mortar expectations.

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