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What is Facing The Retail Industry Today

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What is Facing The Retail Industry Today

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Will 2012 be a better year, or  a worse year? How is the situation? This article by Mark di Vincenzo covers this point with some positive notes: consumers are spending again, but perhaps …from their saving. One thing however which confirms what I also read and noticed myself is that no one saves on mobile phone and especially smart phones which are still selling like hot cakes AND that more and more people are using on the go to check prices and best deals while in a mall or street…

 

Challenges Facing Today’s Retail Industry
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Like every other industry, retail is up against a fragile economy, with slow growth forecast for well into the first half of 2012. The good news is that the unemployment rate has been decreasing, and consumers have begun dipping into their savings to spend: a sign that either consumer confidence is rising or that they just want to reward themselves for saving so aggressively the past few years.

But food-service retailers and others point out that the increased cost of commodities, everything from coffee to bread to paper products, is problematic.

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In next article an interesting trend and actually something I also did not fail to notice: there is no more hope in the future. Or, stated differently, the young generation realizes that there is no more fixed job, no more jobs at all sometimes and that to make a decent life, education is not relevant anymore, while entrepreneurship is the way to go. YOung people are learning to create their own job:

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - DECEMBER 14:  A pedestrian...

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This generation came of age during the recession. Seeing their parents lose investments and homes teaches them to tread cautiously in an economy that promised so much to the generation before them.

So, what do they do? Let’s look at the silver lining. The economic downturn has forced Gen Y to become entrepreneurs. Their move to become more self-reliant is happening just as some cool technology is emerging to assist them, and the barrier-to-entry is lower.

Young people are creating jobs rather than competing for them.

Young Entrepreneurs Craft Their Own Future
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From Dan Schawbel: Young people are staring into a future that’s bleaker than their parents’ future was. They have less help from employers and the government toward their retirement.
This generation came of age during the recession. Seeing their parents lose…

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What is Facing The Retail Industry Today

»Posted by on Feb 16, 2012 in curated blog, online business ideas | 0 comments

What is Facing The Retail Industry Today

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Unemployment rate world from CIA.figures

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Will 2012 be a better year, or  a worse year? How is the situation? This article by Mark di Vincenzo covers this point with some positive notes: consumers are spending again, but perhaps …from their saving. One thing however which confirms what I also read and noticed myself is that no one saves on mobile phone and especially smart phones which are still selling like hot cakes AND that more and more people are using on the go to check prices and best deals while in a mall or street…

 

Challenges Facing Today’s Retail Industry
- openforum.com

Like every other industry, retail is up against a fragile economy, with slow growth forecast for well into the first half of 2012. The good news is that the unemployment rate has been decreasing, and consumers have begun dipping into their savings to spend: a sign that either consumer confidence is rising or that they just want to reward themselves for saving so aggressively the past few years.

But food-service retailers and others point out that the increased cost of commodities, everything from coffee to bread to paper products, is problematic.

Continue Reading On openforum.com »

 

In next article an interesting trend and actually something I also did not fail to notice: there is no more hope in the future. Or, stated differently, the young generation realizes that there is no more fixed job, no more jobs at all sometimes and that to make a decent life, education is not relevant anymore, while entrepreneurship is the way to go. YOung people are learning to create their own job:

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - DECEMBER 14:  A pedestrian...

Image by Getty Images via @daylife

This generation came of age during the recession. Seeing their parents lose investments and homes teaches them to tread cautiously in an economy that promised so much to the generation before them.

So, what do they do? Let’s look at the silver lining. The economic downturn has forced Gen Y to become entrepreneurs. Their move to become more self-reliant is happening just as some cool technology is emerging to assist them, and the barrier-to-entry is lower.

Young people are creating jobs rather than competing for them.

Young Entrepreneurs Craft Their Own Future
- openforum.com

From Dan Schawbel: Young people are staring into a future that’s bleaker than their parents’ future was. They have less help from employers and the government toward their retirement.
This generation came of age during the recession. Seeing their parents lose…

Continue Reading On openforum.com »

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Marketing Seminars

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