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The article reports on logistics becoming increasingly complex to manage brands, with some investing in their own tools and make it their core business, while others preferring to rely on external service providers to whom they entrust very specific missions.

The article offers information on the Euroshop, a textile trade show that was held in Düsseldorf, Germany.

The article reports on the renovations projects of existing shopping centers carried out by commercial real estate in France.

The article reports on the 50 years old shopping centers changing to better adapt to the profound changes in consumer behavior with a diversified offer to attract the youngest ones, and especially the millennials.

The article focuses on reverse logistics and include comments on this topic by several individuals including Rémy Malchirand, Managing Director for Southern Europe at Manhattan Associates, Bertrand Chabrier, director of development for C-Log, and Nicolas Specq, director of development for Log'S. INSET: La Sitl multiplie les champs d'investigation.

The article reviews the 4th edition of Paris Retail Week, a trade show dedicated to retail equipment and electronic commerce organized by Comexposium and held at the Porte de Versailles in Paris, France, which closed on September 12, 2018.

The article focuses on statistics released by the market research association Conseil national des centres commerciaux (Cncc) on the increased attendance in shopping centers after the deconfinement period in Germany.

The article discusses the growth of textile industry in Lille, France, with the advent of various commercial projects in the city.

The article discusses the retail industry's use of digital technology and mentions topics including the collection of customer data via smart cameras, Gps devices, and Wi-Fi technology, customer loyalty programs, and the use of smart phones to interact with customers.

The article reviews the textile equipment trade show EuroShop that was held on March 4-9, 2017 in Düsseldorf, germany.

The article offers information on the Sitl Paris, transportation and logistics conference to be held at the Porte de Versailles in Versailles, France from March 14-16, 2017.

The article provides information on the control of taxation on electronic commerce sites including Amazon.com Inc., taxation reform of multinational companies and impact of social networks.

The article reports on the current state of commercial real estate in France where renovations-extensions constitute the vast majority of projects currently underway.

The article reports on the changing landscape of clothing and footwear retailers in 2018 and discusses topics including French fashion company Vivarte, the blurring line between electronic and brick-and-mortar commerce, Chinese electronic commerce companies Alibaba and JD.com, shopping malls, and department stores.

The article provides information on the offers and discounts at supermarket Champs-Elysees Inc., France including sale of automobiles, cosmetics and clothing and dress.

The article discusses the reinvention of shopping malls and shopping centers and mentions topics including a focus on areas dedicated to entertainment and leisure, the 2019 opening of the Cirque du Soleil entertainment center Creactive in Canada, and the active shopping resort Steel in Saint-Etienne, France.

The article reports on the commercial real estate market in France and mentions topics including tourism, the retail industry in Paris, France, shopping centers focusing on recreation and restaurants, and statistics relating to investments in renowned streets such as the Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris.

The article presents the author's views on increased opening of retail stores or food joints across railway stations and docks in France, and discusses their increased demand as urban hubs and declined consumers in French shopping centers.

The article reports on the state of the retail industry in France and the positive effects of opening stores on Sundays and mentions topics including tourism, the development of outlet malls, the American international electronic commerce company Amazon, and sales promotions.

The article discusses innovations by several delivery services during the online Christmas shopping season in France and includes comments by directors from several logistics companies including Anil Benard-Dende, Bertrand Chabrier, and Jean-Sébastien Léridon.

The article focuses on the Black Friday celebrated in the French retail stores on November 24, 2017, and discusses its origin from the U.S. and how it works as a promotional campaign in clothing industry.

The article highlights some of the strong points of the retail industry in France in 2014. Topics of discussion include the inauguration of the shopping mall Les Terrasses du Port in Marseille, France, the expansion of Irish clothing retailer Primark to France and its effect on French retailers, low consumption and price wars, and the proposal of a legislative bill to open stores on Sundays.

The article reviews the 11th edition of the e.Commerce Paris trade show held in Paris, France, from September 23-25, 2014. Topics of discussion include featured exhibitors such as Ingenico and Dhl and banks such as Bnp Paribas, the rapid growth of electronic commerce in France, and the new mobile payment service Apple Pay released by American consumer electronics maker Apple. INSET: Lengow donne les clés pour vendre sur Google Shopping.

The article reports on the business planning and development of Amazon in the fashion industry under the founder Jeff Bezos. INSETS: U LIVRAISON PAR DRONES EST EXPÉRIMENTÉE EN FRANCE;LES ENSEIGNES TRADITIONNEUES FACE AU DÉFI DES INNOVATIONS.

The article reports on how large textile groups are incubating start-ups working in the fashion tech in order to infuse innovation in the industry, and offers information on Station F. event which will welcome more of 3,000 startupers from the world of fashion tech.

The article reports that supermarkets are trying to revive their fashion department which has been on decline in the last few years especially that of large retailers like Carrefour.

The article presents an overview of the state of the retail industry in 2013. The competition level as a result of the economic conditions and low consumption in France is mentioned. Topics of discussion include the reorganization of the French ready-to-wear and shoe retailer Vivarte under the direction of its new leader Marc Lelandais, the growth of the Swedish clothing company H & M, and the expansion of electronic commerce.

The article focuses on the survey conducted by the American real estate company Cbre about the prices of commercial rents in France. Topics mentioned include the differences between the rents in shopping centers located in big cities and the others, the competition between clothing stores, and the projects of creation of different malls in France in 2013-2014.

The article discusses trends in France's clothing and textile industry, including information on textile consumption for the year 2012, with particular focus given to how electronic commerce now accounts for a greater share of total economic activity in the above sectors. Attention is also given to key events that have shaped the year, including the arrival of the foreign brands Forever 21, Marc O'Polo, and SuiteBlanco, and to comments by various figures including Georges Plassat of Vivarte.

The article focuses on electronic commerce providers. It discusses how stores use commerce providers to promote their online sales. Topics of discussion include the luxury brand group, Ppr, and its partnership with Yoox Group, a global Internet retailer for fashion and designer brands, and the electronic commerce provider, Mixcommerce, created by Philippe Rodriguez in 2007. Also discussed are some of the challenges experienced by providers, including multi-channel integration.

This article discusses the increase in the trend of purchasing products by mobile commerce devices. It examines the uncertainty surrounding which companies will become the principal beneficiaries of providing such services to the general public. It mentions the plans of the bank "Credit Agricole," as well as the companies "Paypal" and the service Kwixo to enter the market.

This article discusses the increase in commerce on mobile devices and the corresponding rise in online sales for the textile industry.

The article discusses the providers of e-commerce websites for the fashion industry. Companies such as Netrada, The Other Store, and Isotools create websites and provide service for retail stores and fashion brands. Topics mentioned include website creation, service provision, marketing, and maintenance for the websites, and conveying the philosophy of the brand.

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The article discusses the newfound popularity of online flash or event sales after the opening of vente-privee.com, the French company that invented the technique. Topics include the entry of competitors such as the coupon site Groupon, the question of whether the sudden rise in flash sales is a bubble or a permanent trend, and warehousing for online retailers such as Zappos.com, the number one shoe site in the United States.

The article focuses on the performance of shopping center association Conseil national des centres commerciaux (Cncc) in 2019 and discusses shopping sites it manages and influence of coronavirus crisis on the textile industry.

The article announces that trade fair for capital goods for the retail industry "EuroShop" in Dusseldorf, Germany including technological innovations, consumer behavior and electronic commerce.

The article reports on the real estate exhibition held from November 13 to 15 in Cannes, France participated by Mapic.

The article provides information on the environmental concerns for renovation project of one of the six large terminus stations, Gare du Nord, Paris, France.

The article reviews the fashion exhibition "Paris Retail Week" in Paris, France September 26, 2019.

The article reports that Monoprix wants to capitalize on the Sarenza brand.

The article focuses on changes to the spending habits of foreign tourists in France based on statistics from 2014. Even though France was the country with the most visitors again in 2014, tourists purchased more in the United States and Spain. Topics such as the impact of currency fluctuations on American and Russian visitors, a decline in purchases of luxury goods by Chinese consumers, and efforts by the French government to attract 100 million tourists per year are discussed.

The article discusses the diversification strategy used by large retailers to deal with lower sales and price reductions as a result of a lower purchasing power and potential deflation in France. Among the hypermarkets mentioned are Auchan, Groupe Casino, and Carrefour. Topics include price wars, alliances such as the one between Auchan and Système U, and a greater focus on the development of house brands.

The article reviews the 104th edition of the business technologies trade show Retail's Big Show which took place from January 11-14, 2015 in New York City.

The article discusses technology that would allow consumers to pay for purchases with their debit and credit cards through their Smartphones. Phones that currently offer this technology include Android and Windows Phone 8. Credit cards that can be used currently include American Express, MasterCard, and Visa. INSET: POWA RÉUNIT LES TECHNOLOGIES DE PAIEMENT EN UNE APPLICATION.

The article discusses the impact of click and withdrawal technologies implemented in retail stores in France on consumer behavior and culture. Topics discussed include the growth of the electronic commerce industry, and stores including the French department stores Galeries Lafayette and Monoprix SA. INSETS: Kiabi installe des “kiosques" dans ses magasins;Eurocis interconnecte commerce physique et e.commerce;Le click & retrait stimule les ventes.

The article reviews the store equipment and distribution management technology trade show "Equipmag," which was held from September 16 to 18, 2014 in Paris France and reunited 500 specialists from the two domains. Exhibitors included the Spanish textile printing company Kendu, the French store organization company FAPEC, and the Belgian shop-window mannequins marketer and ad importer Best Mannequins. INSETS: Visiativ “canalise" le Temps des Cerises;Hub One va 70 fois plus vite en Rfid pour faire un inventaire.

The article discusses the Fabius Plan, an initiative of Laurent Fabius, French Foreign Minister and Minister of Tourism, to expand the tourism industry in France. Topics discussed include raising the number of annual tourists from 83 million to 100 million and encouraging tourists to stay longer and spend more money. Also mentioned are plans to expedite the visa application process, improve tourists' welcome and improve maps applications for Smartphones. INSETS: Transports, visas ou sécurité sont dans la ligne de...;Mieux comprendre les touristes.

The article discusses a study entitled L'observatoire du shopping, or shopping survey, created by the commercial real estate company Unibail-Rodamco and conducted with the partnership of the global market research company Ipsos from March 25th to April 1, 2014. According to the article, men are more fashion conscious, more concerned with their appearance, and trend setters. INSETS: LES SERVICES S'AJUSTENT AUX COMPORTEMENTS;L'homme pratique le shopping de six manières.