Target’s Q3 profit plunges, sales slow; to cut up to $3 billion in costsTarget Corp.’s third-quarter profit took a big hit as it worked to clear excess inventory and sales softened ahead of the holiday season, causing the retailer to cut its fourth-quarter outlook. Sustainability Innovation at SPECS 2023 — Register now!What’s next for sustainability in retail? Find out at Chain Store Age’s 59th annual SPECS event, which will be held March 19-21, 2023, at the Gaylord Texan, in Grapevine, Texas, just outside of Dallas. Ahold Delhaize USA names company veteran as new CEO The chief executive of Ahold Delhaize USA plans to retire. Walmart Q3 smashes estimates fueled by strong grocery sales; lifts outlook Walmart Inc.’s third-quarter sales rose nearly 9% as inflation-weary shoppers continued to prioritize value and deals, especially in grocery. October e-grocery sales fall year-over-year; mass continues to gain over grocers Online grocery sales in October were down 3% year-over-year but, at $7.8 billion, were flat with the previous month. Ikea parent launches fund to help employees cope with higher living costs In-person retail back, with emphasis on value Adobe: Online electronics prices see historic decline in October For the second straight month, U.S. consumers paid a little less for their online purchases, and a lot less in a few key categories. DoorDash is starting to look like a tech platform Is DoorDash on the same path to extending beyond on-demand delivery that some of its chief rivals have followed? SpartanNash expands online delivery options SpartanNash is offering on-demand and scheduled grocery delivery to shoppers across the Midwest. Adobe: Early deals drive $72 billion in online holiday spend So far, U.S. consumer holiday spend is on track with 2021 levels. Target goes big — unveils larger-format store with more modern design Target Corp.’s latest new store strategy involves a bigger footprint. First Previous 142 143 144 145 146 Next Last
