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How to redefine retail stores as AI, convenience and shifting spending power shape behavior: report

June 8, 2026

Strong performance on the high street and luxury boulevards is key for luxury retail. Image credit: Shutterstock Strong performance on the high street and luxury boulevards is key for luxury retail. Image credit: Shutterstock

 

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AI and evolving consumer behavior are reinforcing the importance of physical stores and raising the stakes for retailers and real estate developers to get it right.

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