America has a drunk shopping habitThe amount spent on “spontaneous drunk purchases” is soaring in the United States. Study: Amazon’s private brands not all that popularAmazon’s rapidly growing collection of private brands haven’t proved the threat that many companies initially feared. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments-March 18 More state action on wage increases; franchise systems' no-poach agreements under scrutiny Amazon seeks lower shipping costs, carbon footprint with business customers Amazon Business is offering its own version of the Amazon Day tailored delivery option for Prime members. Report: Amazon tests new functions for Whole Foods stores Amazon is reportedly piloting the use of Whole Foods Market stores for some omnichannel customer services. Starbucks hits milestone Starbucks has opened its 30,000th store globally — and the location couldn’t be more fitting in terms of the coffee giant’s expansion going forward. Macy’s plans IT field services layoffs Macy’s will be saving some expenses by eliminating almost 60 IT-related jobs. Shoppers, builders, politicians, and Big Bird flock to Hudson Yards opening On Friday, March 15, a shiny new city was born within the confines of a great old city. CSA Exclusive: PwC sees two-pronged AI disruption in retail Retailers of all types and sizes are responding to the impact of AI, but not in the same way. Check out Indochino’s new LA outpost Made-to-measure menswear brand Indochino was born on the Internet, but it has found new growth opportunities in brick-and-mortar. First Previous 1024 1025 1026 1027 1028 Next Last
