RetailDetail EU discusses IADS insights on department store challenges
RetailDetail EU reports on IADS' Global Department Store Monitor, revealing a 1.6% decline in sales for luxury department stores in 2023 and 2024. The post-pandemic peak has passed, with retailers facing market uncertainty and sluggish economic growth. Despite these challenges, emerging Asian markets offer growth potential.
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RetailDetail EU discusses IADS insights on department store challenges
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