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Cale Guthrie Weissman

Cale is the editor-in-chief of Modern Retail. You can email him at cale@modernretail.co

Cale Guthrie Weissman

Cale is the editor-in-chief of Modern Retail. You can email him at cale@modernretail.co

Why grocery stores are all in on pick up

January 27, 2020

New DTC toolkit

A ‘unicorn hangover’: Casper’s impending IPO is impacting the wider DTC industry

January 23, 2020

Despite losses, Walmart’s e-commerce strategy is taking shape

January 22, 2020

As Payless tries to re-open in the US, it faces an uphill battle

January 20, 2020

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Surreal cuisine: Why investors and entrepreneurs are intrigued by ghost kitchens

January 17, 2020

The Amazon Effect

As Amazon lifts FedEx shipping ban, questions about reliability and logistics remain

January 16, 2020

The Amazon Effect

At NRF, Alibaba pitches itself as the anti-Amazon

January 14, 2020

Why Starbucks will never get rid of human labor

January 13, 2020

Robots are changing retail, but not where you can see them

January 13, 2020

‘A mishmash of products’: What went wrong at Pier 1 Imports

January 10, 2020

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Why wine retailers are fearful of a proposed European product tariff, explained

January 08, 2020

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Pitch deck: How Target is pitching its advertising network to retailers

January 07, 2020

The Amazon Effect

How FedEx and UPS’s battle against Amazon is changing online retail

January 06, 2020

New DTC toolkit

In 2020, DTC brands will hit a revenue wall

January 02, 2020

The Modern Retail dictionary: The real meanings behind commerce buzzwords

December 27, 2019

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Modern Retail Quarterly Earnings Recap: Execs from Target, Five Below, E.l.f. and more define how they’re delivering ‘value’ to customers

'Value' was the buzzword of Q1 earnings. Modern Retail rounded up highlights from all the earnings calls held from April 1 to July 1, breaking down what you need to know about how top publicly-traded companies are responding to conflicting consumer sentiment.

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