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  • Jet.com founder acknowledges pricing confusing

    New York -- Maybe Jet.com should have kept it more simple.

    Online shopping site Jet.com launched in July with a promise of the lowest prices on the Web. Only problem is, not all consumers can figure out the site’s prices.

  • Target bringing its flexible format to Queens

    New York -- Target Corp. is getting rid of its CityTarget and TargetExpress signage, but it is definitely keeping its flexible format store strategy.

  • Designers on demand available at Macy’s

    An innovative company incubated in the fashion tech lab Macy’s helped launched has struck a deal that will expose its roster of designers to the department store retailers’ mass market audience.

  • GameStop scores big jump in same store sales

    GameStop Corp. grew sales and revenue in the second quarter, but it also took steps to expand its non-gaming business.

    For the second quarter ended Aug. 1, the retailer’s net income rose 3% to $25.3 million from $24.6 million. Total global sales rose 2% to $1.76 billion from $1.73 billion, and consolidated global same-store sales increased 8.1% (10.8% in the U.S. and 1.8% internationally).

  • Carhartt opens flagship store where it all began

    Workwear brand Carhartt has opened a flagship in the city where it was founded in 1889.  
  • Bebe looks to China for growth

    Brisbane, Calif. – Bebe Stores Inc. continues to expand its global presence.

    Bebe announced it has signed a five-year strategic cooperation agreement with Shanghai-based brand agency Longgoal LLC to open between 60 and 150 Bebe stores, shop-in-shops and third-party retailers in Greater China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. The first store is expected to open in the summer of 2016.

  • Iconic, 100-years plus American brand opens store in birthplace

    Detroit —  Work wear brand Carhartt on Thursday opened a flagship in Detroit, the city where it was founded in 1889.  
  • The cost-cutting continues at Chico's

    While sales at Chico’s appear to be improving, the specialty retailer's turnaround plan also includes selling off one of its divisions.

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