Retail sales inch up in June — but not in all categories Retail sales edged up in June as consumers continued to shop. Where are online grocery shoppers going?A new survey has some troubling data for digital grocery retailers. Sales of private-label goods hit new record Consumers continue to gravitate toward store brands. Cuts in SNAP benefits likely to impact food and beverage spending The end of the COVID-era boost to SNAP benefits is having a significant impact on discretionary retail spending by the affected households. Instacart teams up with coworking space provider Instacart is becoming the official same-day delivery platform for all U.S. coworking spaces of a major player in the industry. Albertsons pilots dynamic ads across Facebook and Instagram Albertsons Companies is shaking up its digital circular. Amazon reaps gains from Prime Day spending The second day of Amazon Prime Day showed continuing strong performance in some key sales metrics. Manhattan’s The Seaport hires new leasing team Tenant acquisition at the half-million-sq.-ft. center in one of New York’s oldest neighborhoods will now be handled by JLL. 2023’s top-performing retail hub is… Vibrant retail results abound in different regions for different reasons, finds one of the industry’s leading traffic-trackers. These retailers earn marks for on-the-job disability inclusion Fifteen retailers were among the companies with a 100% score on a listing of the best workplaces for disability inclusion. Survey: Most back-to-school consumers will shop in stores; busiest times will be … Customers are prioritizing in-store shopping as they prepare for the upcoming school year. Brookshire Grocery Co. sells pharmacy business to Walgreens Brookshire Grocery Co. is selling its in-store pharmacies. First Previous 115 116 117 118 119 Next Last
