Global retailers unphased by threat of e-commerce

Published: 8-Mar-2016
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78% of retailers are not concerned about online competition, a recent CBRE report shows

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Despite the rapid and continuing growth of e-commerce, retailers around the world are not being put off from investing in and rolling out bricks-and-mortar expansion plans.

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