Report: FTC weighing September lawsuit against AmazonFederal Trade Commission (FTC) action against Amazon may happen by the end of this month. David’s Bridal sold to investment firm; to keep some stores open A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of David’s Bridal to asset manager Cion Investment Corp. in a deal that will keep the chain up and running, but in a downsized fashion. Tentative deal reached in Canadian port strike Retailers who use two of Canada’s busiest shipping ports can breathe a sigh of relief. Meta targets Twitter with Threads A new rapidly-growing social media platform offers consumers – and retailers – an alternative to Twitter. Amazon reportedly pays premium for Prime members to pick up packages Media reports indicate Amazon is providing a financial incentive for some Prime shoppers to forgo delivery of their orders. Walmart details plans for extensive supply chain automation by 2026 Over half of Walmart’s fulfillment centers could be automated within three years. Report: Walmart trims fulfillment center headcount by more than 2,000 Walmart is reportedly eliminating thousands of positions related to its e-commerce supply chain. Bed Bath & Beyond sued by former CEO Mark Tritton As if Bed Bath & Beyond didn’t have enough troubles, it’s now being sued. Report: Walmart laying off hundreds of fulfillment center workers Walmart is reportedly adjusting its headcount in its e-commerce supply chain operation. Report: U.S. threatens TikTok ban unless Chinese owner divests The U.S. government is reportedly stepping up pressure on TikTok to cut any possible ties to the Chinese government. Walmart to invest $1.5 billion in Mexico, Central American operations Walmex, Walmart Inc.’s Mexico and Central America business unit, is investing to upgrade its stores, supply chain and technology. Consumer sentiment at 13-month high Lowering inflation helped give a boost to consumer sentiment in early February. First Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
