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Stein Mart to relaunch as online-only retailer following $6m takeover
2020-12-03 11:17:00| Daily apparel & textile news and comment - from just-style.com
Stein Mart is to relaunch as an online-only retailer early next year after being snapped up by Dressbarn-owner Retail Ecommerce Ventures (REV) at a bankruptcy court auction for US$6.02m.
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New Look to make menswear online-only category
2019-04-09 12:28:00| Daily apparel & textile news and comment - from just-style.com
UK fast fashion retailer New Look has confirmed it is to stop selling menswear in its stores in the UK and Ireland and will instead make the range solely available on third-party online platforms such as Asos and Zalando.
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T-Mobile Netherlands to position Tele2 as online-only brand
2019-04-04 09:23:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) T-Mobile Netherlands has decided to position Tele2 Netherlands as an online brand, following its takeover of the company from the start of this year. The company told Telecompaper this means that the 17 Tele2 NL stores will disappear or be converted.
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Online-only retailers to dominate UK market by 2023
2018-11-05 12:06:00| Daily apparel & textile news and comment - from just-style.com
Apparel and footwear spend via online-only retailers is set to soar by 67.4% over the next five years in the UK, reaching GBP7.5bn (US$9.8bn) in 2023 and accounting for over one-third of online clothing and footwear sales by 2023, a new report claims.
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BBC 3 to go online-only, iPlayer to get third-party content
2015-11-27 09:14:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) The BBC Trust has approved plans to put the TV channel BBC Three online from early next year. The move is in response to the young people targeted by the channel increasingly watching online video rather linear TV, as well as efforts to save costs at the British broadcaster. The Trust's decision comes with a number of conditions, following public consultations over the past year. This includes moving BBC Three's long-form programmes to be shown still on the BBC One and Two channels after Three goes online. This is part of a broader requirement for One and Two to also offer programmes designed for younger audiences. The decision take BBC Three online will be reviewed again in 18 months to assess the programming requirement. In addition, the Trust approved plans to extend the hours of CBBC to 21.00 and to develop the iPlayer beyond a catch-up service, to include online-first and third-party content. However, it formally rejected the BBC's proposals for a BBC One +1 channel, on the basis of limited public value.