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Mike Callender

  • Executive Chairman, REPL Group
Henley in Arden
As seen in: Retail TouchPoints, The Grocer, Internet Retailing, Total Retail, Dealerscope, Retail Info Systems News (RIS News), CEO Today, Retail Sector, A1 Retail Magazine
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Ted Baker wins 101,000 extra online orders as a result of shipping from its stores

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By Chloe Rigby, Ivan Mazour, Mike Callender
| Internet Retailing Verified
Image courtesy of Ted Baker Ted Baker says it has fulfilled an extra 101,000 online orders in a year after it started to ship them from some of its UK stores. The fashion and lifestyle brand, ranked Top250 in RXUK Top500 research, currently ships online orders from 30 stores, and says that the extra orders it has achieved by doing so represent an 8% increase in its ecommerce turnover in the UK.
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Pets at Home sees shoppers continue to buy in a ‘new normal’ pattern, supported by its omnichannel capability

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By Ivan Mazour, Mike Callender, Paul Skeldon, Chloe Rigby
| Internet Retailing Verified
Image courtesy of Pets at Home Pets at Home says it is continuing to see shoppers buy in a ’new normal’ pattern that includes a greater share of shopping taking place via digital and omnichannel services.
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Joules says Q1 results ‘encouraging’ as ecommerce revenues rise 63%

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By Ivan Mazour, Mike Callender, Paul Skeldon
| Internet Retailing Verified
Joules encouraged by its Q1 online sales (Image: Joules) Clothing retailer Joules has seen revenue from its ecommerce channel rise 63% in Q1 amidst what it says are “encouraging results against a tough backdrop”. Overall sales were down 18%, but ahead of its £39.6 million revenue forecast. Overall the fashion and homewares lifestyle retailer, ranked Top250 in RXUK Top500 research, saw revenues down 5% on the same time last year.
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