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Best Buy is positioning itself as the place where people go to shop for AI-powered everything.
Dame is refunding customers who paid its “Trump Tariff Surcharge” last year, becoming one of the first brands to proactively return money tied to President Donald Trump’s now-invalidated tariffs.
Many Amazon sellers and online brands say they won’t cut prices despite the Supreme Court ruling that struck down Trump’s tariffs.
Men’s grooming brand Every Man Jack is aiming to make 2026 a breakout year, thanks to new products, new packaging and new marketing campaigns.
Startups like Camp Snap and Tin Can are betting on a growing appetite for “intentional tech” with screen-free devices meant for phone calls or photography.
About a decade ago, Bulletproof capitalized on the keto and biohacking craze largely associated with Silicon Valley. Now, under new ownership, the company is shedding that image with a much more accessible product line.
This week's Modern Retail Podcast gets into how Newell Brands, which owns brands like Sharpie, navigated price increases for its baby gear brand Graco.
Dame is refunding customers who paid its “Trump Tariff Surcharge” last year, becoming one of the first brands to proactively return money tied to President Donald Trump’s now-invalidated tariffs.
Many Amazon sellers and online brands say they won’t cut prices despite the Supreme Court ruling that struck down Trump’s tariffs.
Shoe brands, which are out billions of dollars from U.S.-imposed duties, are trying to find their footing after recent tariffs whiplash.
Retailers say fraudsters are increasingly using AI tools to generate fake damage photos, receipts and documentation to claim refunds. It’s forcing brands to rethink return policies without alienating legitimate customers.
Retail leaders at eTail Palm Springs shared how they’re moving past AI hype by focusing on clean data, internal alignment and practical use cases.
John Shapiro, Chief Product and Technology Officer, Lightspeed Commerce From November to the start of the new year, this season marks one of the busiest times for retailers around the globe — and one they prepare for months in advance. According to the National Retail Federation, 91% of consumers plan to celebrate the winter holidays, […]
Historically focused on natural food and beverage, Expo West is quickly becoming a go-to show for supplement startups and other wellness brands vying for retailers’ attention.
ThredUp saw record new customer acquisition in 2025. Now, its svp and head of marketing, Kristen Brophy, is trying to keep the momentum going.
Technology is one of the most important areas in which Target will invest with the hopes of returning to profit growth. But unlike in merchandising or store operations, Target doesn’t appear to see anything fundamentally wrong in how it’s approaching e-commerce, its third-party marketplace or advertising.
One of the key messages from Target as it looks to turn around its sales slump under new CEO Michael Fiddelke is that it has sharpened its focus. At its annual meeting with investors this week in Minneapolis, executives at the company constantly repeated that “busy families” will be the demographic they try to appeal to the most moving forward.
TikTok Shop is recruiting U.S. sellers for a new cross-border program designed to help them sell to customers in Mexico without establishing local operations.
Bradley Keefer, CRO, Keen Decision Systems Despite the emergence of October sales events and December’s strong sales performance last year, Black Friday remains the premier event for retailers. Last year, the NRF found that an estimated 197 million consumers, up from their initial prediction of 183.4 million, shopped during the five-day holiday weekend between Thanksgiving […]
