More good holiday news for retailers — with a caveatAnother forecast bodes well for retailers’ holiday sales but warns of “unprecedented uncertainty.” Study: Center visitors spend 50% more on experiences than on ‘stuff’If you think mall and shopping center operators’ only motives in adding experience-based tenants is to drive traffic and charge increased rents for anchor space, think again. Move over Gen Z, here comes Gen Alpha Social media and Amazon play big roles in the shopping lives of up-and-coming “Gen Alpha” consumers. Study reveals keys to small brand online success Seeing is believing for online buyers of small brands’ products. Deloitte: Retailers should be happy with holiday sales this year Robust e-commerce growth is expected to help drive higher overall holiday spending. Survey: Brick-and-mortar, cash are alive and well Digital transformation in retail is real, but traditional shopping methods aren’t going away just yet. eBay promises to ‘chill’ this holiday season The holidays are not coming early to eBay. Retail sales inch up in August as new tariffs present ‘downside risks’ to spending Retail sales rose modestly in August even as many retail sectors registered declines amid signs that consumers may be starting to become a bit more cautious. Report: Google settles French tax case Google will reportedly pay a $550 million fine in connection to a French probe of possible tax evasion. Survey: Online shoppers look beyond brand to price When it comes to making e-commerce decisions, consumers think with their wallets. Old Navy to almost double the size of store fleet Old Navy, which will soon be spun off by parent Gap Inc. as an independent public company, is feeling bullish on brick-and-mortar. Report: Tariffs taking toll on U.S. businesses, consumers — and labor market Tariffs cost American business and consumers $6.8 billion in July, the highest monthly total in U.S. history. First Previous 203 204 205 206 207 Next Last
