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As online players continue to pressure shops, our latest insights show that brick and mortar stores still have a significant role to play. It may be true that online shopping has enjoyed incredible growth in recent years, but the vast majority of retail spending still happens on the high street.

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While some iconic retail brands have shut their doors forever in the last decade, other once smaller players have been growing into significant players, demonstrating that brands don’t always need an online presence to succeed in Britain’s retail sector.

Discover the brands disrupting today’s retail industry and how they are perfecting the rebalancing act between offline and online, as well as insights into:

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