RetailDetail covers IADS findings on department stores betting on AI and secondhand
RetailDetail Belgium reports on the IADS Global Department Store Monitor, which analysed 58 department stores worldwide and found revenue stabilised at 0.63% growth in 2024–2025, following a 1.6% contraction the previous year. Retailers are responding to cautious consumer spending and supply chain disruptions through AI adoption and expansion into the secondhand market.
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Large department stores, which are losing momentum, are betting on AI and the second-hand market
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