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“This shop is closed”: bankruptcies should soon return to their pre-crisis levels, with no major increase linked to the crisis, Euler Hermes predicts. Photo: Shutterstock
RETAIL

A return to normalcy without a major wave of bankruptcies in 2022

Bankruptcies are expected to rise by 3.5% in 2021 and 7.4% in 2022 in Luxembourg, reaching levels slightly higher than before the crisis, according to a study by Euler Hermes. Globally, they should increase by 15% in 2022, after two years of decline, but remain on average 4% lower than in 2019.

Paperjam.lu • 10/06/2021
The Bogart Group has 22 outlets in Luxembourg, the majority of which are Milady--soon to be April--perfumeries. Photo: Bogart Group
RETAIL

Milady to be rebranded “April”

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/30/2021
For most retailers, the majority of the bottles on special offer are bought especially for the wine fair. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Wine fair is essential for supermarkets

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/24/2021
Tourism is coming back to the grand duchy, says tourism minister Lex Delles.  Photo: MECO
INSTITUTIONS

Hotel stays up by 14%

Delano.lu • 09/22/2021
An exceptional transformation of the banking space formerly occupied by Spuerkeess into a unique hybrid concept store owned by ByJérémy, the famous name behind the hair salon and beauty house located at the Av. de la Liberté. Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
STYLE

Introducing: Market ByJérémy

Abigail Okorodus • 09/20/2021
Zara closed its downtown store in the capital on 30 June. Library picture: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
RETAIL

Zara has gotten past the crisis

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/17/2021
The new showroom was designed on the basis of a market study that identified the needs of the population served by the Arlon shop (Photo: Ikea)
RETAIL

Ikea invests €2.5m in Arlon store

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/14/2021
René Grosbusch, Anne-Sophie Steichen and Goy Grosbusch work with Auchan Luxembourg, represented here by Marc Gueuzurian (left). (Photo: Paperjam)
RETAIL

Auchan aims for partnerships with local suppliers

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/14/2021
Laurent Beaudoint, Pascaline and Bertrand Smets are taking over the management of the Luxembourg company, which aims to open in Antwerp in 2023, after a first foray into Brussels in 2011. (Photo: Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Smets: from Luxembourg to Brussels

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/10/2021
Some shopkeepers and owners use security companies in the station area. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

“We would like cameras and police patrols”

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/08/2021
Once the new occupants have moved in, Belval Plaza should have 2,600m2 of vacant space, of which 1,400m2 could be rented to a sports retailer. (Photo: Romain Gamba/archives Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Eight new occupants at Belval Plaza

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/07/2021
Laurens Krekels and Bram ter Harmsel want to complete the range of suits in Luxembourg. (Photo: Les Hommes d'Amsterdam)
RETAIL

The Amsterdam men choose Luxembourg

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/06/2021
Jeff Oberweis does not rule out further developments in Germany. But in Luxembourg, a new opening is on the horizon in a few weeks’ time in Schifflange. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
RETAIL

Oberweis gets a taste of the German market

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/03/2021
Laurent Dufraisse on the rooftop of the Royal-Hamilius: "We are looking forward to welcoming a new partner", says the director of the shop, which occupies 6,500 m2 of the complex. (Photo: Nader Ghavami / Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

“Luxembourg is a priority for Galeries Lafayette”

Catherine Kurzawa • 09/02/2021
130,900 vouchers worth €50 for a night in a hotel were used out of the 700,000 distributed to residents and border workers. (Photos: Maison Moderne/Archives. Editing: Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

A rush to spend €50 voucher before deadline

Mathilde Obert & Maxime Toussaint • 08/31/2021
In the 104-year-old Arnold Kontz Group, every generation has had its challenges. Photo: Nader Ghavami / Maison Moderne
RETAIL

Arnold Kontz Group, a century in business

Mathilde Obert • 08/31/2021
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