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Only 9% of businesses in Luxembourg see their online sales contribute to more than 1% of total turnover.  Photo: Shutterstock
RETAIL

Luxembourg smallest share of enterprises with online sales

In 2020, the grand duchy’s share of businesses whose online sales contribute to more than 1% of their total turnover, went down from 10 to 9%, making it the member state with the smallest percentage of businesses partaking in e-commerce. 

Delano.lu • 29.12.2021
The government has ordered 1.5 million antigen tests at a cost of €2.3 million for distribution to the catering industry. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne/archives)
RETAIL

1.5 million tests for hospitality industry

Jeremy Zabatta • 24.12.2021
On the left, Yvette Kapp, Alex Kapp and Isabelle Kapp from Freelander's, on the right, Claude Wagner and Louis Wagner drive Citabel. (Photo: Freelander's & Citabel)
RETAIL

Freelander's and Citabel in strategic merger

Catherine Kurzawa • 23.12.2021
The Belgian Chocolate House sells chocolates, biscuits and confectionery from many Belgian brands. (Photo: Paperjam)
RETAIL

The Belgian Chocolate House shuts down

Catherine Kurzawa • 21.12.2021
The Luxembourg Consumers' Union retains its trade union attachment and its differentiation from ombudsmen and other consumers’ rights bodies such as the ECC, it says. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

ULC celebrates 60th anniversary

Catherine Kurzawa • 14.12.2021
Tessy Antony-de Nassau runs a consultancy company and co-founded a fashion brand. (Photo: Anthony Dehez/Archives)
RETAIL

Former princess Tessy joins Giftable

Paperjam.lu • 10.12.2021
The department stores' that opened two years ago wants to develop its assortment towards local references, in addition to its catalogue of 300 brands. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Galeries Lafayette forges local alliances

Catherine Kurzawa • 07.12.2021
Traders remain hopeful that December will be a positive month, which is crucial for the year 2021, which is once again marked by the Covid-19 health crisis. Photo: Maison Moderne
RETAIL

Commerce union no longer wants daytime demonstrations

Catherine Kurzawa • 06.12.2021
Les Ambassadeurs, at the end of the Grand-Rue, but also Samsøe Samsøe in place of the SaKaNaNa pop-up, new shops are coming to Luxembourg City and this is just the beginning, according to real estate agents. (Photo: Paperjam)
RETAIL

New retailers arrive in Luxembourg City's centre

Catherine Kurzawa • 06.12.2021
Fernand Ernster, pictured in the eponymous company’s flagship bookstore in Luxembourg City Library photo: Edouard Olszweski
RETAIL

Brands we love: Meeting customer expectations

Cordula Schnuer • 02.12.2021
Luxury brands continue to attract new customers, looking for quality products and helped by local tourism. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
RETAIL

Luxury retail set to keep shining in 2022

Catherine Kurzawa • 01.12.2021
The country manager of Delhaize Luxembourg, Cédric Gonnet, has been in charge of the Belgian-Dutch brand since January 2021. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne.
RETAIL

Delhaize targets 59 shops within a year

Catherine Kurzawa • 29.11.2021
Black Friday has spread all over the world. Pictured above is a scene from Sao Paolo.  Photo: Shutterstock
MONEY

Blacking out on Black Friday

Tracy Heindrichs • 26.11.2021
People in Luxembourg between 35 and 44 are more likely to shop online, but even other age groups are far above the EU average.  Photo: Shutterstock.
EUROPE

Four in five in Luxembourg shop online

Tracy Heindrichs • 26.11.2021
In February 2022, a new pop-up store will open in Luxembourg City in the small shopping mall located at 25, rue des Capucins in the city centre. (Photo: Paperjam)
RETAIL

Call for candidates for new pop-up store

Jeremy Zabatta • 25.11.2021
Pukka is one of 34 tea brands acquired by CVC Capital Partners. (Photo: Shutterstock)
RETAIL

Lipton and Pukka turn to Luxembourg

Catherine Kurzawa • 22.11.2021
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