Target’s small-format stores showcase locally-designed artTarget Corp. is drawing on local artists to help celebrate a sense of community in its small-format stores. L Brands’ longtime chief marketer to retireVictoria’s Secret parent company L Brands is losing its long-serving — and controversial — top marketer. Tech Viewpoint: Three Gen Z marketing tips from Gen X For effective Gen Z marketing strategies, retailers should look back to the age of grunge and flannel. Birkenstock goes direct to consumer with second U.S. store A sixth-generation, family-run footwear brand with a devoted following has set up shop on the West Coast. Target giving best pieces from past designer partnerships an encore September 14 is likely to be a very busy day at Target. Skullcandy flagship immerses customers in sound Skullcandy, whose headphones, earbuds and speakers have a strong following, has opened a flagship adjacent to its headquarters in Park City, Utah. Analysis: Ralph Lauren moving in the right direction Ralph Lauren has kicked off its new fiscal year with a solid set of results that are a marked improvement on the prior quarter. New Rite Aid site helps shutterbugs Smartphones make everyone a photographer, and Rite Aid wants a piece of the resulting online market. Extra, extra, read all about working life with Staples Staples Inc. is continuing its repositioning as a provider of “worklife” products and services with a multimedia platform including a new quarterly magazine and events. First Look: Target unveils Halloween costumes for kids with special needs Target is making kids’ Halloween costumes more inclusive and adaptive than ever. Etsy eases free shipping for sellers Etsy shoppers can soon expect to start receiving more free deliveries. Retail Impact of Supreme Court Ruling on ‘Scandalous’ Trademarks The U.S. Supreme Court has opened an especially wide door for what retailers and other companies can now register as trademarks. First Previous 22 23 24 25 26 Next Last
