Hazelton Lanes has recently developed a new campaign of informative and entertaining interstitials. They’re a series of 60-second television programs designed to appeal to a primary audience of affluent women aged 35 to 54 years, appearing to be editorial rather than commercial.

The Continuing Education program was a chance for participants from 22 European countries to make valuable and enduring business contacts abroad.

Brent Cross shopping centre in London, UK, helped to preserve the legacy of those who struggled through the dark times brought by World War II.

Ever since its accession to the European Economic Community in 1985, Portugal has seen its commercial sector evolve and diversify. Now, Portugal is proving to be a real force in shopping centre marketing.

Interactive technology is sparking all sorts of creative marketing innovation.

BCSC president Bob De Barr aims to steer the industry toward higher customer service standards.

Ice sculptures were the focus of a festival designed to attract shoppers and maximize traffic for the Christmas shopping period at CentrO Oberhausen in Germany.

Stand at any Western petrol station these days and, if you listen carefully, you can almost hear the echo of Middle Eastern economies clicking as fast as the pump. With oil prices trading high, indicators across the Gulf region are pointing to one thing: a continued boom in all sectors, including retail.

Turkey, with its developing marketplace and choice location where Europe borders Asia, was the idea setting for a World Retail Summit.

Remember that old refrain, “There’s no business like show business”? Well it’s back with a vengeance and a twist. Now it seems that there’s simply no business without show business.