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30.01.26 - 19:33
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Widerruf per Mausklick: Bundesrat stärkt Verbraucher beim Online-Shopping (N-TV)
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Greenwashing, Waffen für die Bundeswehr, Filmen in der Sauna: In seiner ersten Sitzung in diesem Jahr hat der Bundesrat eine Tagesordnung mit mehr als 60 Punkten abgearbeitet. Thema war auch der Abschuss von Wölfen: Ländervertreter stellen sich hinter die Pläne der Bundesregierung, aber nicht ohne Kritik....
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30.01.26 - 17:12
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Need to spend more to grow retail health: Niva Bupa CEO (Times of India)
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Niva Bupa CEO Krishnan Ramachandran highlights a key issue in India's health insurance market. He explains that loss-making corporate group policies are cross-subsidised by retail health insurance. This practice, rather than high acquisition costs, is impacting retail insurance penetration....
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29.01.26 - 14:42
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Decline Rewritten: The Changing Face Of American Shopping Malls (ZeroHedge)
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Decline Rewritten: The Changing Face Of American Shopping Malls
Authored by Panos Mourdoukoutas via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
Shopping malls, long an economic and cultural fixture of American life, are facing sustained pressure but are not disappearing altogether.
A sign at the Mall of America is pictured in Bloomington, Minn., on Feb. 2, 2006. Karen Bleier/AFP via Getty Images
Instead, the sector is undergoing creative destruction, as traditional mall formats give way to new concepts that reflect shifting consumer behavior and market conditions, according to recent industry data.
A research report by Capital One Shopping (COS) outlines the magnitude of the challenge facing the mall sector, citing rising mall closures that remain vacant for an average of nearly four years, as well as vacancy rates that are 112 percent higher than the overall retail vacancy rate.
COS also estimates that as many as 87 percent of large shopping malls could close over the next decade.
Adaptation Over Termin...
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28.01.26 - 21:42
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Amazon schließt kassenlose Supermärkte (Spiegel)
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Für Läden, in denen man sich Produkte einfach aus dem Regal greifen und rausgehen kann, war Amazon ein Pionier. Die Bezahlung haben Kameras und Sensoren geregelt. Doch diese Technik ist offenbar zu kostspielig....
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