Our most viewed retail technology articles from last week

These are the retail tech articles that caught your fancy last week.

Six retailers that are encouraging sustainable shopping

These retailers are at the forefront of the sustainability movement.

There ain’t no party like an Aldi UK 30th birthday party

Aldi UK recently celebrated its 30th birthday on Twitter. And it was epic.

Woke Sainsbury's under fire for Black History Month tweet

Sainsbury’s has divided opinion after a tweet showed support for Black History Month.

The Co-op hits social gold with Aldi UK 30th birthday content

Aldi UK recently celebrated its 30th birthday on social media.

The Co-op wasn’t invited to the party. But, rather than sobbing gently in a corner somewhere, it viewed the snub as a great content opportunity.

Brand experts predict course of Black Friday 2020

With Black Friday just around the corner, it’s certain to look a little different this year. But what should retailers bear in mind when tempting customers in a coronavirus pandemic world?

G-Star taps Highstreet Mobile tech for Apple App Clips move

G-Star is claiming to be the first fashion retailer to introduce Apple’s App Clip technology in its stores, using the Highstreet Mobile platform.

Five retail tech things we learned last week

RTIH takes a not always serious look back at another eventful week for the retail technology space.

Former Asda boss Andy Clarke talks retail transformation

Retail could be on the verge of running out of inspiring ‘from the shop floor to the boardroom’ stories as technology and digital strategies transform the space.

That’s the view of Andy Clarke, who served as Asda CEO from 2010 to 2016, until being replaced by Sean Clarke (no relation), the head of parent company Walmart’s operations in China.

Retailers must see shift to unified commerce as long-term trend

31% of Brits are less likely to now shop in physical stores due to positive online experiences during the coronavirus pandemic, according to research from Adyen.