Costco removes fear of losing membership cardCostco Wholesale Corp. members now only have to remember their smartphones when visiting a store. City Furniture opens its largest store yetCity Furniture has gone big in Orlando. Coresight Research: ‘Meaningful slowdown’ in 2019 back-to-school sales A new report indicates that retailers shouldn’t expect a big jump in 2019 back-to-school sales over last year. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly review of retail-related legislative, judicial developments-July 29 Under Chicago's new predictive scheduling law, employers will have to give at least 10 days advance notice of workers’ schedules starting July 1, 2020, and that will grow to a minimum of 14 days notice two years later. Report: Amazon exploring unusual grocery store format Amazon’s ambitions for grocery extend beyond Whole Foods Market. Facebook admits cryptocurrency doubts Facebook is warning investors that its plans to become a financial services provider may not come to fruition. Analysis: Shipping expenses take toll on Amazon’s bottom line Amazon’s growth accelerated this quarter, especially in terms of product sales where revenue increased by a respectable 12.5% over the prior year. Retail’s incremental, digital automation offers gain with no pain Retailers should take the express checkout and automate fast and big if they want to survive current pressures. Walmart launches new store-to-store driverless delivery pilot Walmart continues analyzing how autonomous vehicles can move groceries throughout its supply chain. Yum! Brands names divisional CEOs for Taco Bell, Pizza Hut Quick-service conglomerate Yum! Brands is looking both inside and outside the company for new chief executives of two global divisions. Daytime café has big expansion plans A restaurant concept that specializes in upscale breakfast, brunch and lunch and closes at 2 p.m. is on the fast track. Fanatics gives memorabilia fans new way to pay Online specialty retailer joins branded credit card team. First Previous 934 935 936 937 938 Next Last