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Nordstrom family may try again to take the company private
The Nordstrom brothers, who are the retailer’s top executives, notified the board of their interest, and a special committee has been formed.
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Sponsored by SheerIDHow retailers can craft compelling offers for Gen Z
Retailers over-index on choosing the right channel to reach Gen Z instead of focusing on the right offer to get their attention, writes Sai Koppala of SheerID.
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Universal Standard launches size exchange program
The campaign, dubbed Fit Liberty, allows customers to replace items with ones in a different size at no cost.
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Lowe’s taps DoorDash for on-demand deliveries
Products can be purchased directly on the DoorDash app and the move is a way to “reach new DIY customers,” the home improvement retailer said.
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ColumnThe Weekly Closeout: Peloton drops free membership as Asos revenue falls over 18%
The struggling home exercise brand quietly removed the free option, while the fast-fashion retailer saw sales plunge in the first half of the year.
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Amazon introduces shoppable, ad-supported channel to Prime Video, Freevee
The channel leverages Amazon’s “shop the show” technology enabling viewers to easily purchase content seen on their TV screen via a mobile device.
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Kizik opens first pop-up store in NYC as part of brick-and-mortar push
The hands-free footwear brand is expanding its physical presence, with plans to land in 500 wholesale doors and open six stores by the end of the year.
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Mingle Mocktails aims to spark a zero-proof cocktail craze
The nonalcoholic brand says its products, which don’t directly mimic the taste of alcohol, cater to consumers looking for alternatives in social situations.
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Best Buy debuts Apple Vision Pro app
Best Buy Envision uses AR to help customers preview 3D models of TVs, appliances, furniture and other products prior to purchase.
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Q&AWhy J.C. Penney’s loyalty program is the next step in its $1B turnaround plan
Chief Customer Officer Katie Mullen explains how the retailer's revamped program will deliver value to consumers and boost first-party data reserves.
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Eyebuydirect opens first physical location
The online eyewear company opened a 140-square-foot kiosk at The Shops at Mission Viejo in Orange County, California.
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Sportsman’s Warehouse cuts SKUs, vendors to support inventory strategy
The retailer has been rationalizing its stock in several product areas, including fishing, to improve productivity.
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Why Dollar General is winning with store count
By committing to smaller, rural markets, the retailer has room to grow its substantial store footprint, industry experts and company leaders say.
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Beyond Meat’s revamped burger hits shelves
The company's fourth generation of products is now available at grocery stores across the U.S., including Walmart.
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Michaels lowers prices on over 5K products
The arts and crafts retailer has dropped prices to 2019 levels or lower, as it aims to help customers “stretch their dollar,” according to the CEO.
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Deep DiveGolf fashion moves into the mainstream
A new line from Tiger Woods, LVMH's latest collaboration with Tyler, the Creator and indie brands are helping to bring the sport from performance wear to streetwear.
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Dollar Tree poised to gain most as 99 Cents Only disappears
Despite the bankrupt discounter’s small footprint, its store closures offer a meaningful opportunity for rivals to grab share, analysts say.
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Amazon begins offering Dash Carts to other grocers
The plan comes a few weeks after the company announced it was pulling Just Walk Out technology from Amazon Fresh stores.
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Inside a closing Macy’s store
CEO Tony Spring surprised the industry with a new tranche of 150 department store closures, 50 of which are shuttering in 2024. Here’s what that looks like.
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Levi’s reopens Bangkok store as it eyes growth in the region
The location, which features one of the brand’s tailoring shops, is part of a broader DTC strategy to grow its fleet of owned and operated stores.
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Asics creates a circular shoe, returns program
The sporting goods company designed a shoe ready to undergo recycling at the end of its use.
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ColumnThe Weekly Closeout: PetSmart hosts tattoo redo contest, Williams Sonoma announces book tour with Ina Garten
The pet retailer is offering to pay to replace regretted tattoos, and the home retailer will host a four-city tour to celebrate the food celebrity’s new book.
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Kendra Scott teams up with LoveShackFancy on capsule collection
The six-piece collection ties in design elements from both brands and will be available for purchase online and in Kendra Scott’s stores.
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Adidas raises guidance for the year as Yeezy leftovers keep on giving
But the sneaker giant is building momentum beyond the now-discontinued sub-brand, and CEO Bjørn Gulden’s turnaround seems to be taking hold.
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Deep DiveWhy more tech in stores shouldn’t mean fewer workers
Stores can automate more tasks than ever, including pricing, inventory management and checkout. But for theft prevention, customer service and brand engagement, they need humans.
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Under Armour’s chief people and administrative officer to step down
Tchernavia Rocker is leaving the company on June 1 for “personal reasons,” the company said.
