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The retail media revolution is coming for the end cap, one of the most recognizable shelf placements in any store.
As brands plan for 2026, they are determined to not have their growth initiatives upended by another year of macroeconomic uncertainty.
Many founders had to completely upend their business models in 2025 due to tariffs, resorting to production delays, raising prices and putting off hiring to save their businesses.
Consumers are calling to boycott the baby products brand Frida Baby over its use of sexual innuendos in marketing, including references to "threesomes."
Two founders from the heyday of the direct-to-consumer era join the Modern Retail podcast this week to discuss the model's latest phase: DTC 3.0.
Dutch Bros is on a tear, with revenue growing nearly 30% over last year. Now, it aims to have 2,029 locations by 2029, with about 181 stores on deck to open this year.
In the run-up to Valentine's Day, companies including UrbanStems and Quince have added wine to their assortments. They say it's driving higher attachment rates compared to other potential add-ons.
Many founders had to completely upend their business models in 2025 due to tariffs, resorting to production delays, raising prices and putting off hiring to save their businesses.
This year, tariffs kicked in at their highest rate since the Great Depression, completely upending the retail industry. In turn, Modern Retail rounded up the biggest winners and losers of all the changes in tariff policy this year.
Secondhand gifts are shedding their stigma this holiday season as shoppers, squeezed by tariffs and inflation, turn to thrift stores and resale platforms for thoughtful, lower-cost presents.
Shopify is forecasting another quarter of strong growth as it tries to position itself as a leader in emerging AI shopping tools.
The quick rise of artificial intelligence-powered tools has reshaped retailers’ process of selecting technology partners for anything from marketing to supply chain to merchandising.
Cori Voorhees, Partner Marketing Manager, Adobe It’s a busy evening, and a shopper is trying to squeeze in some quick gift buying after work. She finds a site with a gift on her list and adds it to her cart. Prompted to log in or create an account, she chooses guest checkout instead. She enters […]
As generative AI reshapes product discovery, Borghese and RoC outline how they are rebuilding PDPs, content and search strategy to maintain visibility.
Amina Pasha, chief marketing officer at Thrive Market, believes building trust is the most important way brands can differentiate themselves as algorithms fragment the customer journey and AI reshapes discovery.
Manscaped, a 10-year-old startup known for below-the-belt grooming tools, ran its first-ever Super Bowl ad on Sunday. It comes at an important inflection point for the brand.
Expectations are high for Kroger’s new CEO, Greg Foran, considering his reputation in the industry and previous track record at Walmart.
Katia Unlu, the chief commercial officer at the bedding brand Boll & Branch, broke down how the DTC brand uses generative AI tools like Gemini and ChatGPT for daily tasks at Digiday Media’s recent AI Marketing Strategies event.
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, […]
