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The fashion industry never fails to stay away from the limelight for all reasons and seasons. Athleisure fashion has now spent enough time in countries like South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya to name a few.

Have you ever wondered how IKEA has lowered the costs of its products? The brand has made a niche in selling high-end beds, sofas, dining sets, and wardrobes at half the price of its competitors,

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The Food and Beverage sector includes almost everything from production to consumption. This would include food companies, suppliers, sorting, packaging, distribution channels, lodging institutions, bars, and many other businesses.  Various lifestyle choices, technological advancements, changes

We move on to the next step, product categories finalization. It may confuse you about which category of the product you should choose to sell at your supermarkets. Generally, a product category is a group

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Today’s fast-paced business environment makes it difficult to stay current with retail business trends. The constant pace of change makes it no surprise that half of all retail businesses fail within two years of opening.