Sales Tax Holidays: Serious Savings or Serious Stunt?
A closer look into the economics of sales tax holidays reveals that the benefits are questionable for consumers, retailers, and states alike.
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Law on Transparency of the Land Market and Increases in Value Due to Extensions of the Urban Boundary
Published on February 2018, the Law of Transparency of the Land Market and Increases in Value for Expansion of the Urban Boundary will come into force only on August 15. This new law aims to regulate the real estate market.
The Formalities and Different Ways of Investing in France
Investments in France do not require any autorisation and the formalities for setting up businesses have been simplified.
On Retaildential Densification: Unpacking the Jargon and Trends of Adding Residential Uses to Shopping Centers
Retail follows rooftops. Few real estate adages are more axiomatic. Increasingly, however, the reverse is becoming true, and rooftops, or residential uses, are cozying up to retail.
Leveraged Returns: How Big Box Retailers are Using In-Store Fulfilment Centers to Bring Consumers Back to Brick-and-Mortar
e-commerce has forced traditional brick-and-mortar retailers to rethink their operations in order to remain competitive. For some, this means developing websites and mobile apps to entice consumers with an omnichannel shopping experience.
A Changed World: The Supreme Court Permits State and Local Taxation of Online Sales by Retailers with No State Presence
With the growing and evolving retail world, one thing had remained constant: retailers did not have to collect sales tax for online sales to states in which they had no physical presence.
The New Dawn of Retail: Apocalypse or Evolution?
As more and more U.S. retailers close up shop, it is becoming clear that the industry’s decline isn’t simply a phase or a temporary blip on the radar, but rather the new normal.
No More Lifetime Guarantees – The Importance of a Balanced Return Policy
In February 2018, L.L. Bean made the tough decision to change its lifetime return policy, which had been in existence for over a century. Following the policy change, the company received backlash from its customers.
Does Trademark Protection Extend to On-Line Advertising- Apparently It All Depends
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It seems that nearly every day another retailer announces the large-scale closure of brick-and-mortar storefronts, with such household brands as Toys “R” Us and J. Crew, just to name two, planning to shutter stores in 2018.
Preparing for a Retail Storm
As erratic weather promises to continue, businesses, including retailers, are taking note. The Center for Climate and Energy Solutions found that 90% on the Standard and Poor’s Global 100 Index recognize climate change as a major risk to business.