Three hot retail tech trends from the summer of ‘new normal’As summer 2020 draws to a close, it is time to look back on how COVID-19 helped shape some key developments in retail technology. Starbucks fuels employee voting opportunityStarbucks employees will not have to choose between working a shift and voting in the upcoming election. Amazon looks to get out the vote with digital initiative Amazon’s film division is using celebrity influencers, a social action campaign, and an upcoming documentary to drive voter engagement. Lowe’s brings high fashion home in unlikely partnership Lowe’s Companies is upping its style quotient in a new partnership with New York Fashion Week. Tiffany to top off Fifth Ave. flagship with glass-encased rooftop Walmart hosting free virtual health event NYT: Hedge funds made 100s of millions shorting mall stocks during pandemic Spending to increase on computers, desks as students go back to school – virtually L.L. Bean partners with Mastercard L.L. Bean and Mastercard have teamed up for some outdoor learning. Longtime Amazon exec — and head of consumer business unit — to leave in 2021 The individual who was widely seen as a potential successor to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos should Bezos ever step down is leaving the company. Rolling Stones to take on retail with flagship store The Rolling Stones are ready to paint the town red and black. Alibaba accepting product pitches from U.S. SMBs Alibaba Group’s Tmall Global e-commerce platform is trying to help open the Chinese market to small-and-medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in the U.S. First Previous 101 102 103 104 105 Next Last
