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Report: Trends in Retail Sector Shift to Meet New Consumer Demands, but Brick and Mortar Shops Will Remain

July 2, 20213 Mins read304
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By Catherine Sweeney COVID-19 has caused major shifts in consumer retail trends, with more consumers switching to online shopping. However, a recent report from the National League of Cities suggests that brick-and-mortar retail will not be going away anytime soon. The report, ‘The Future of Cities Reenvisioning Retail,’ identifies several key changes in consumer behavior, […]

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