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Terry Clark

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Terry Clark is an experienced editor and publisher specialising in retail, fashion, hospitality, and leisure media. He is Publisher of 365 Retail, 365 Fashion, Hospitality & Leisure, and Retail Source, a portfolio of platforms delivering trusted news, features, and insights to industry professionals.

With a strong editorial background, Terry has built a reputation for clarity, accuracy, and neutrality. He has commissioned and edited thousands of articles, from breaking news to long-form analysi…

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SKIMS Opens First UK Flagship on Regent Street

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By Terry Clark Verified
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SKIMS has opened its first standalone UK store at 245–247 Regent Street in London. Covering 12,000 sq ft, the flagship is the brand’s largest European retail location and brings its most extensive UK product assortment into a permanent, directly operated setting. The opening follows the Regent Street store announcement made in May 2025, when SKIMS agreed a 10-year lease with The Crown Estate.
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Chinese Robotics Firms Are Reshaping How British Retailers Run Their Warehouses

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By Terry Clark Verified
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Tesco, Asda, and Next are among the British retailers now operating fleets of Chinese-made autonomous mobile robots to process online orders, with the UK established as Geek+’s largest European market. The shift is being driven by persistent labour shortages and more than a decade of weak productivity growth — conditions that have made the case for automation difficult to argue against.
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Chinese Robotics Firms Move Into British Retail as Labour Shortage Bites

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By Terry Clark Verified
| 365 Retail Verified
Squat silver robots glide silently beneath warehouse racks, ferrying shelving units to human pickers stationed at fixed points around the floor. The scene is no longer a novelty in British distribution. Tesco, Asda and Next are among the major UK retailers now running on autonomous mobile robot technology supplied by Geek+, a Chinese firm that has become the world’s largest provider of such systems, according to BBC News.
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