Bloom, Pacsun and more chase Coachella crowds on the way to the show with roadside activations
Brands are chasing Coachella audiences beyond festival gates with roadside pop-ups and festival-themed collabs.
Brands are chasing Coachella audiences beyond festival gates with roadside pop-ups and festival-themed collabs.
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.
Some sellers are calling for a one-day boycott of the company’s advertising platform next week, urging merchants to turn off their ads on April 15 to protest a new payment policy they say will strain their cash flow.
Even compared to other startups in the red-hot supplement space, Grüns has had a meteoric rise, announcing on Thursday that it is being acquired by Unilever less than three years after its products hit the market. Here's a timeline of what led up to the acquisition.
One major part of Amazon’s business was largely absent from its annual letter to shareholders: the millions of sellers who power its marketplace.
Amazon merchants are bracing for more cash flow troubles and margin pressure this year thanks to a bevy of new fees and policy changes.
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.
After seeing success with its Gen Z strategy in North America, Coach is now scaling that approach internationally.
In an interview with Modern Retail, E.l.f. Beauty’s chief digital officer, Ekta Chopra, shared the four pillars that guide the beauty brand’s approach to AI implementation.
The humble e-commerce site is getting a major upgrade at Lowe’s. The company is expanding a feature that uses customer data to personalize its website and, essentially, hopes that all customers will have a personalized website by the end of 2026.
Kroger has partnered up with a fast-growing mobile app to turn what would have been food waste into an extra bit of profit.
The application of artificial intelligence as a customer-facing element of physical stores is far from one-size-fits-all. AI use cases for in-store shopping, in discovery, research and checkout, still vary as brands are trying to figure out what consumers want from AI.
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, […]
On Wednesday, Ipsy announced a new partnership with the WNBA as the official beauty partner of the Las Vegas Aces. The news comes as sponsorship and marketing investments in women’s sports continue to rise.
Google says its AI-powered ad tools are delivering measurable results for some brands as the world’s largest seller of ads experiments with new ad formats, shopping integrations and AI-powered tools.
In the latest installment of “What’s in Your Cart,” The RealReal’s Chief Merchandising Officer, Samantha McCandless, shares her personal shopping habits with Modern Retail, including her resale shopping strategy.
Arts and crafts retailer Michaels is rolling out a new collection with designer Jonathan Adler as it leans into DIY decor trends that it hopes will resonate with the “maximalist” Michaels customer.
Ergobaby, which makes ergonomic baby carriers, is embarking on a brand refresh as it courts Gen Z and millennial parents.
“Peak sales event” is still a common phrase in retail, and the big calendar moments like holidays and Amazon’s Prime Day absolutely matter. But treating peaks as isolated, predictable windows is outdated. Today, demand can surge at any time. A viral TikTok, a surprise influencer drop or a flash sale on a random Tuesday in […]