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Retail Week Analysis: Can Primark afford not to sell online?

Following news that going online was still “not a priority” for Primark as it looks to reopen its retail stores, Eagle Eye head of industry insight, Miya Knights, contributes to today’s Retail Week analysis of its decision, alongside IMRG’s strategy insight director, Andy Mulcahy, and Shore Capital analyst, Clive Black.

Author: Rosie Shepard, Reporter at Retail Week.

Following news that going online was still “not a priority” for Primark as it looks to reopen its retail stores, Eagle Eye head of industry insight, Miya Knights, contributes to today’s Retail Week analysis of its decision, alongside IMRG’s strategy insight director, Andy Mulcahy, and Shore Capital analyst, Clive Black.

Read the article here.

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