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Day two of the NRF 2022, Retail’s Big Show in New York City was centered on emerging trends and the future of the industry more broadly

After a hiatus in 2021, retailers from around the world gathered face-to-face in New York this week for the annual NRF Big Show.

With most restrictions now behind us, we should expect this weekend’s Black Friday sales weekend to be the largest one ever for Australian retailers.

We explore the different market segments in the construction industry during the COVID building boom to better understand the profile of industry participants most likely to feel the sting of continuing supply chain pressure.

The world of retail used to be much simpler. It was an industry that was driven by creativity, trends and a gut feel for what would sell.

In our podcast, Tax Partners Vince Tropiano and Brett Curtis discuss what the global minimum corporate tax rate agreement means for Australian businesses, how businesses can prepare themselves, and what to consider if you’re setting up operations offshore.

Clothing rental is taking off in Australia, with designers and retailers alike getting into the action with new apps catering for borrowing and renting clothing rather than buying.

Australian retail sales grew 2.3% against the last year in March 2021, with several media reports highlighting the softening of retail demand. But the March headline growth number is misleading, given the 10% surge in March 2020 as panic buying took hold.

It‘s a challenging environment for independent schools in Australia.

The shift to shopping online was already underway before COVID-19 struck. But the pandemic has unquestionably increased the pace of retail digital transformation

COVID-19 has severely impacted school operations, the effects of which schools may feel for some time yet.

Universities have experienced so much change over the last few years.