Patrick O'Brien (@pat_gdretail) 's Twitter Profile
Patrick O'Brien

@pat_gdretail

UK retail analyst. Moved to Bluesky: @ patretail . bsky . social

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Breaking: Amazon UK revenue for 2023 just revealed in page 69 of 10-K filing. Sales up 11.7% to $33,591m. Using average daily exchange rates that's +10.7% to £27.0bn. Far outstripping the online pureplay market which grew just 2.3% last year

Breaking: Amazon UK revenue for 2023 just revealed in page 69 of 10-K filing. Sales up 11.7% to $33,591m. Using average daily exchange rates that's +10.7% to £27.0bn. Far outstripping the online pureplay market which grew just 2.3% last year
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Hillarious defence from Air Canada "we are not liable for our own AI chatbot's error". That they lost shows the problems retailers could face without very careful AI implementation. theregister.com/2024/02/15/air…

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Something very fishy about The Body Shop administration. Selling parts of business immediately and pushing UK into administration within weeks of acquisition? A private equity firm claiming to have messed up due diligence, and now this... thetimes.co.uk/article/body-s….

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John Lewis financial results release is noticeably shorter and less detailed than previous years. And zero mentions of "Anyday".

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News that Amazon is abandoning its Just Walk Out technology at Amazon Fresh has created a lot of chatter and interest. Amid the noise, there are a number of important things to unpack. 🏪 First, Amazon is not entirely abandoning Just Walk Out technology; it is only removing it

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Voting intention of customers by (non-food) retailer: Labour lead in all of them. Labour lead weakest in Dunelm (older, home owning shoppers), strongest at ASOS, with its much younger demographic.

Voting intention of customers by (non-food) retailer: Labour lead in all of them. Labour lead weakest in Dunelm (older, home owning shoppers), strongest at ASOS, with its much younger demographic.
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Election tomorrow. FIND YOUR PHOTO ID. PUT IT IN YOUR POCKET OR BAG. The address DOESN'T need to match your constituency or current address. This is just to prove your ID. Passport, driving license, PASS card or Voter Certificate, or this stuff: electoralcommission.org.uk/voting-and-ele…