Walmart

The arrival of German discount grocer into the United States is prompting rivals in its operating markets to lower their prices.

The nation’s retailers are bullish on the new year.

Walmart wants even more of its in-store shoppers to skip the checkout line.

JD.com is giving rival Alibaba Group Holding a run for its money in the offline retailing segment.

As they compete in an increasingly digitally-influenced marketplace, retailers are stepping up their IT investments.

As we move into 2018, it’s time to look ahead and predict what’s in store, so to speak, as the retail experience continues its evolution to meet a new world of customer needs.

New Yorkers love Cheerios. People in Nevada buy a lot of dog treats, while the residents of New Mexico are most inclined to buy cat food. A Green Bay Packers bath mat is a top seller in Wisconsin. 

The nation’s largest supermarket operator is taking the lead over rivals in the effort to provide shoppers with a checkout-free shopping experience.