Retail Gazette Loves: April Fools’ Day pranks in retail
Laughter can often be the best medicine, during hard for times in the retail sector we explored the best April fools jokes it had
Retail Gazette Loves: Alibaba’s Ford vending machine
Alibaba has launched the world’s largest vending machine selling over 100 Ford cars in China’s Guangzhou.
Retail Gazette Loves: Lacoste’s Save Out Species collection
French fashion retailer Lacoste has partnered with the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Retail Gazette Loves: Alexa Loses Her Voice
An oldie (kind of) but a goodie.
Retail Gazette Loves: Iceland’s response to the KFC crisis
The world (well the internet) has been saturated with headlines regarding the shortage of chicken at fast food giant KFC.
Retail Gazette Loves: River Island’s “Labels are for Clothes” campaign
High street fashion retailer River Island has launched a campaign seeking to raise awareness of “outdated and irrelevant” labels
Retail Gazette Loves: Snatch’s £1500 golden jar of Marmite
The treasure hunt app Snatch is offering users the chance to bag a £1500 18ct gold jar of Marmite in partnership with Unilever.
Retail Gazette Loves: Lidl’s virtual sommelier Margot
Dubbed “Margot”, the artificially intelligent chatbot is said to “perform the role of shopper’s virtual wine consultant”.
Retail Gazette Loves: Hamleys exclusive Lego Royal Guard minifigure
The UK’s oldest toy shop Hamleys has launched an exclusive new Minifigure in partnership with Lego.
Retail Gazette Loves: Cash Converters’ return of lost £30,000 violin
Richard Newman from Cash Converters in Edmonton bought the violin for just £35, before returning it to its rightful owner.
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