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A new Catchpoint study reveals top retailers risk billions in lost sales due to poor digital performance, with smaller rivals like Aldi and Action gaining advantage through speed and stability.
Nike and Kim Kardashian’s Skims launch NikeSkims, a seven-collection activewear line blending fashion, performance, and lifestyle, debuting with athletes and global retail reach.
Walmart is now the first U.S. retailer to deliver refrigerated prescriptions like insulin and GLP-1s alongside groceries in same-day orders, boosting convenience and expanding pharmacy services.
The ODP Corporation, owner of Office Depot and OfficeMax, will be taken private by Atlas Holdings for $1B. The move marks a major shift toward B2B focus amid declining retail sales.
Lululemon’s sales decline exposes a mix of internal missteps and external pressures. We analyze its product strategy, competitive threats, and whether innovation can restore its edge in premium activewear.
Music in hospitality is no longer just background noise. Discover how music licensing tech reduces legal risks, cuts costs, and boosts guest loyalty and revenue for restaurants, bars, and hotels.
Etsy introduces a redesigned Seller app with advanced features like mobile listing, performance insights, and shipping label purchases—aimed at helping sellers grow their businesses amid rising fees and competition.
A new e-commerce report shows nearly half of consumers trust AI shopping assistants, while search dissatisfaction pushes more shoppers toward AI-driven recommendations. Gen Z leads the shift to AI-powered retail experiences.
Ames Watson acquires Claire’s for $140M, aiming to revitalize malls with piercing services, updated merchandising, and smaller store formats. Can this strategy save the iconic teen retailer?
Saks Fifth Avenue loses a veteran merchant, RH defies tariffs with strong Q2 profits, and Puma faces sale rumors. Explore how these shifts signal broader retail industry challenges and opportunities.