Mitchell Parton

Mitchell is a business journalist with experience covering retail, real estate and finance. He previously worked for Dallas Business Journal, The Dallas Morning News, San Antonio Business Journal and Cincinnati Business Courier.

Mitchell Parton

New Economic Realities

Why Academy Sports + Outdoors is pushing forward with store openings amid a tough economic environment

September 12, 2024

New Economic Realities

Meet Nexus Capital, the private equity firm that wants to save Big Lots

September 11, 2024

Supply Chain Shakeup

How Fox Robotics went from scrappy startup to making self-driving forklifts for Walmart

September 09, 2024

New Economic Realities

People are looking for lower prices, but that doesn’t mean dollar stores are booming

September 05, 2024

Digital Marketing Redux

‘It goes beyond the patch’: Why retailers like QuikTrip are putting their logos on MLB uniforms

September 03, 2024

New DTC toolkit

‘It’s been a matter of when, not if’: Cowboy boot brand Tecovas enters wholesale

August 28, 2024

New Economic Realities

Home Depot & Lowe’s customers are still waiting for lower interest rates to pursue big projects

August 26, 2024

Earnings

Target’s price lowering strategy seems to be working

August 22, 2024

Global Retail

‘A pipe-dream bid’: How Circle K owner’s proposed acquisition of 7-Eleven would reshape the convenience store industry

August 21, 2024

Earnings

Walmart executives say generative AI is 100 times more productive at updating product pages than people

August 15, 2024

New Economic Realities

Why low-price gyms like Crunch and EoS Fitness are growing while others file for bankruptcy

August 15, 2024

Store of the Future

‘You want to spend money in there’: Buc-ee’s is reinventing the gas station in Texas and beyond

August 12, 2024

Digital Marketing Redux

Poppi outspent Gatorade & Dr. Pepper on advertising

August 08, 2024

New Economic Realities

Retail space availability has reached its lowest point in decades

August 06, 2024

Store of the Future

As retailers like Walmart roll out digital price tags, fears of surge pricing grow

August 02, 2024

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Why Academy Sports + Outdoors is pushing forward with store openings amid a tough economic environment

Meet Nexus Capital, the private equity firm that wants to save Big Lots

How Fox Robotics went from scrappy startup to making self-driving forklifts for Walmart

People are looking for lower prices, but that doesn’t mean dollar stores are booming

‘It goes beyond the patch’: Why retailers like QuikTrip are putting their logos on MLB uniforms

‘It’s been a matter of when, not if’: Cowboy boot brand Tecovas enters wholesale

Home Depot & Lowe’s customers are still waiting for lower interest rates to pursue big projects

Target’s price lowering strategy seems to be working

‘A pipe-dream bid’: How Circle K owner’s proposed acquisition of 7-Eleven would reshape the convenience store industry

Walmart executives say generative AI is 100 times more productive at updating product pages than people

Why low-price gyms like Crunch and EoS Fitness are growing while others file for bankruptcy

‘You want to spend money in there’: Buc-ee’s is reinventing the gas station in Texas and beyond

Poppi outspent Gatorade & Dr. Pepper on advertising

Retail space availability has reached its lowest point in decades

As retailers like Walmart roll out digital price tags, fears of surge pricing grow

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