Farmstead goes sustainable delivery routeOnline grocer Farmstead is the latest e-commerce retailer looking to deliver goods, not carbon, and maybe save a few bucks in the process. Custom shoe retailer falls prey to online consumer trendsShoes of Prey is ceasing operations after learning some tough lessons about one-to-one retailing. 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. 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 Visa in promotion with Hudson Yards The “official payment technology partner” for Manhattan’s new Hudson Yards development is offering special perks and deals to its cardholders who shop and dine there. America has a drunk shopping habit The amount spent on “spontaneous drunk purchases” is soaring in the United States. Study: Amazon’s private brands not all that popular Amazon’s rapidly growing collection of private brands haven’t proved the threat that many companies initially feared. Survey: Who uses digital payments? A new survey reveals some surprising demographic trends in digital payments. Macy’s plans IT field services layoffs Macy’s will be saving some expenses by eliminating almost 60 IT-related jobs. The streets continue to bustle in St. Charles The retail experience just seems to get better at Cullinan’s Streets of St. Charles. First Previous 1413 1414 1415 1416 1417 Next Last
