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Spurred by the success of companies like Target, which has seen its store sales rise as it increases its assortment of private-label products, big-box retailers are accelerating their private-label push
Los Angeles has evolved from a celebrity-adjacent startup hub to a hotbed for San Francisco and New York transplants, as its e-commerce scene diversifies.
Grayson, a direct-to-consumer women's button-up brand, is launching on Thursday with a different go-to-market strategy than many other DTC brands.
Affirm's loan system -- understand what interest you have to pay upfront, no late fees, no compound interest -- has broad implications for retail.
Levi Strauss is going public for the second time, as the environment for wholesale brands has changed dramatically since the last time it was listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Amazon announced yesterday that it's shutting down all of its pop-up stores, as its brick-and-mortar strategy continues to evolve.
Blue Bottle and Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta are two of the most recent facilities to announce that they'll either be going completely cashless or are starting to test it out.
Kohl's is equipping more of its stores with enhanced ship-from-store capabilities, as it seeks one more way to one-up its competitors.
Alibaba and Office Depot are launching a joint B2B site in order to thwart competition from Amazon.
Foot Locker isn't letting the death of the mall brand seal its fate.
Subscription services allow for retailers to build a recurring revenue model at a time when many of them are trying to fend off digitally native competitors.
Instacart just announced that Seth Dallaire is its new chief revenue officer. Dallaire is an Amazon advertising veteran, who helped build the company's now multi-billion dollar business. His track record points to new horizons for the grocery delivery company.
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