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Monday 12 April 2021 7:22 am

The City View Podcast: The Reopening, with Kantar’s Simon Quirk

By: James Silver

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“The end of the beginning,” perhaps. To mark the opening of non-essential retail and the possibility of a pint, Andy Silvester talks to consumer and retail expert Simon Quirk from consultancy Kantar.

Is the High Street dead, or just dormant? And what might retailers see over these coming few weeks? Andy and Simon unpack it all. 

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