Christmas, as high street footfall rose, retail experts say. Footfall increased by 5.2% on UK high streets

compared with pre-pandemic levels as the spectre of coronavirus kept many away, new figures show. Footfall

a year earlier. Analysts, however, are expecting a better footfall growth on the back of

The numbers of in-person Boxing Day shoppers fell to almost half of pre-pandemic levels. Footfall

PETALING JAYA: MyNews Holdings Bhd’s near term outlook remains gloomy due to the lockdown measures that have caused insufficient foot traffic at its stores.As the second-largest convenience store chain in the country after 7-Eleven, the company saw its net loss widened to RM10. 32mil in the second quarter ended April 30, 2021( Q2’FY21) compared with a net loss of RM2. 33mil in the same quarter last year. Revenue fell 15.8% to RM103. 9mil against RM123. 5mil a year ago.... For the first six mont

streets on Boxing Day, data suggests. Compared with last year, footfall was up 10% in central London

Shops in Scotland have missed out on ￡5.8 billion in sales over the past two years as coronavirus saw stores closed and shoppers stay away, analysis shows. The findings, using Scottish Government and Scottish Retail Consortium( SRC) data, reveal sales slumped by more than 12% in 2020 and 2021 compared to before the pandemic, with shops losing out on around ￡3 billion each year. SRC director David Lonsdale has now called on the Government to implement a raft of proposals to boost Scottish shops.H

harsh winter amid the spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus, according to new figures. New data

PETALING JAYA: The latest Industrial Production Index( IPI) figures confirm the positive outlook

, amid a fall in long-distance commuting. Station footfall statistics from May 2020 to April 2021 showed