eCommerce

RH upped its expansion strategy and raised its guidance for the year amid third-quarter earnings that beat Street expectations.

Advisors to retail real estate investors these days all seem to be whispering: “Invest only in A centers in A markets, don’t gamble on secondary and tertiary markets.”

Retail centers are evolving from shopping destinations into social destinations.

Ikea is finally dropping anchor in the Big Apple — but not with its typical format.

Target Corp. is taking its retail accelerator program global.

Japanese powerhouse Fast Retailing is blurring the lines between online and offline shopping at the newest location of its fashion-forward, low-cost apparel brand, GU.

To understand some of the radical ways in which consumer expectations are changing, let’s start with a scenario from the not-so-distant future.

Data and analytics provide expanding retailers with global reach.