Rite Aid names chief marketing officerRite Aid has made it permanent. Wayfair Q2 beats Street with surprise profitU.S. consumers aren’t cutting back on beauty items. Study: Global retail losses due to inventory ‘distortion’ hit $1.77 trillion Inventory distortion — the combined cost of overstocks and out-of-stocks — continues to challenge retailers, particularly in the U.S. Amazon centralizes product recall management Amazon is offering a dedicated page on its website to inform customers about recalls and safety notifications. Protests continue over new 76ers arena in Center City Philadelphia Residents of Chinatown pressure the City Council to veto the project. Report: FTC prepares antitrust action against Amazon The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will reportedly file an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon as soon as next month. UPS, Teamsters reach contract agreement to avoid strike The nation’s retailers are breathing a sigh of relief after a tentative agreement was reached to avoid a strike that would have brought more disruption to the nation’s supply chain. Amazon joins Biden effort for AI safety Amazon has joined six other high-tech companies in committing to the safe, secure and transparent development of artificial intelligence (AI). Credit card ‘swipe’ fees could account for $3 billion of back-to-school costs Credit card fees could drive up the price of school and college supplies this year. Walmart offers loyalty discount for assistance recipients Walmart is making membership in its paid loyalty program more affordable for those on government assistance. Expert Opinion: UPS strike would cost U.S. economy billions —per day The UPS Teamsters negotiations process has certainly drawn a lot of attention with theatrics on both sides as the deadline is now just two weeks away. Sales of private-label goods hit new record Consumers continue to gravitate toward store brands. First Previous 23 24 25 26 27 Next Last
