Join Oliver Banks and stay up to speed with the ever-evolving world of retail. In this episode:News You Can Use<ul><li>Amazon have upgraded their Just Walk Out technology with multi-modal technology.</li><li>ThredUp announced a series of new AI-powered features to assist shoppers. </li><li>TikTok and Temu have scaled massively recently, but they are now looking to adjust their fees and terms as they look to convert revenue growth into profitability growth. </li><li>Holland and Barrett have invested in security and anti-theft monitoring technology and have shared data about the level of crimes observed.</li><li>In the UK, retail stores and colleagues are facing disruption and a tsunami of criminal offences as riots and looting get out of control. </li><li>B&amp;Q is exploring quick commerce and is partnering with Deliveroo to launch rapid deliveries in London and is also working with DPD to offer robotic deliveries in Milton Keynes.</li><li>John Lewis is looking to transform their customer experience when it comes to retail media.</li></ul> The Shopping TripThis week, two retailers go head-to-head with their recent livestream shopping events. eBay collaborated with Love Island to offer exclusive items from the TV show. Whilst Walmart and P&amp;G worked together to set up an Olympic-themed livestream event. Both were very different so we're looking at what worked and what didn't. And discover which event came out on top. Watch the livestream replays:<a href="https://www.ebay.co.uk/ebaylive/events/DtI8jWUIPO8pARTy" target="_blank">eBay x Love Island</a> and their preloved event<a href="https://www.walmart.com/live/shows?videoId=41234&amp;povid=1500000020090000065562_41234" target="_blank">Walmart x P&amp;G</a> and their Olympic-themed eventAnd FinallyWalmart is using 'depackaging' technology to process waste packaged food in stores, creating a clean recyclable waste stream and unlocking a food stream too.Listen to this episode of The Retail Show to stay up to speed with the ever-evolving world of retail. Enjoy listening.

The Disruptive Trio of Amazon, TikTok and Temu Continue to Evolve