Black women-owned retailer to open second locationA lifestyle retailer that showcases Black women-owned businesses through consignment and weekend pop-ups is setting up shop in Atlanta. Crocker Park developer puts Stark Enterprises in the hands of his sonBob Stark, whose Crocker Park in Westlake, Ohio, helped define the modern community-based town center, is stepping aside at Stark Enterprises. Survey: Digital retail is big, but don’t overlook the store A new survey indicates that customers like online shopping, but also expect omnichannel fulfillment options. ThredUp loss widens even as revenue increases A big jump in revenue and customer engagement didn’t help ThredUp’s bottom line in the first quarter. DHL succeeds with robotic sortation pilot The e-commerce division of DHL Group has been piloting two automated systems in a key distribution center. Study: Consumers spend more, online and in-store Despite inflation, U.S. consumers continued increasing their spending across channels in March 2022. Party City loss widens amid elevated costs; ‘headwinds’ to continue Party City Holdco Inc. reported a bigger-than-expected first-quarter loss as supply chain and inflationary challenges took a bite out of its bottom line. Female-founded retail brands to open at spring/summer pop-up Boston Seaport’s retail incubator and pop-up village will celebrate nine female-owned brands this spring and summer. Amazon shuts down fake review brokers Amazon is scoring some victories in its continuing struggle against bogus product reviews showing up on its site. Online grocery sales drop in April as cost concerns outweigh COVID Consumers are doing less grocery shopping online. First Previous 498 499 500 501 502 Next Last
