Claire’s enters audio content partnershipClaire’s Holdings LLC hears a good opportunity to expand its content creation program. First Look: Jordan's Furniture goes big in Connecticut New England-based furniture retailer Jordan’s Furniture has opened its eighth location. How retailers benefit from new federal supply chain actions U.S. domestic supply chain operations are poised to receive a boost from the federal government. Rite Aid won’t use facial recognition for 5 years in FTC settlement Rite Aid Corp. is agreeing to proposed Federal Trade Commission (FTC) restrictions on deploying facial recognition technology in its stores. Star-studded center gets set to open in Oklahoma City RH, Capital Grille, Arhaus and Pottery Barn will be among the first-to-market tenants at Oak, which debuts next September. Study: Online returns could exceed $80 billion this holiday season Retailers could be looking at a costly challenge this holiday season: the increased cost of returns. Generative AI – a technology to watch in retail Generative artificial intelligence (AI) dominated the retail technology landscape in 2023 and is poised to continue doing so in 2024. McDonald’s expands initiative to deploy generative AI, leading-edge tech McDonald’s Corp. is partnering with a global consulting firm to transform operations with next-generation technology. Freddy's restaurants heading to Alberta Fast-casual burger chain Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is slated to expand its footprint in Canada. NRF 2024 to take deep dive into supply chain resilience The National Retail Federation is putting a spotlight on one of the most crucial elments in the success and sustainability of any retail business: supply chain optimization. First Previous 132 133 134 135 136 Next Last
