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Person-to-person connection keeps bricks-and-mortar retail relevant

May 22, 2019

Retailers are adapting to changing consumer behavior and values. Image credit: Moda Operandi

 

By Sarah Jones

MADRID – For luxury retail, the in-store experience remains a vital piece of brand engagement, as consumers turn to physical environments for education and interaction.

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