More than 60 Disney Store locations to close in North AmericaDisney plans to “significantly” reduce the global footprint of Disney Store as it focuses more on e-commerce. Mastercard: U.S. retail sales up 4.6% in February; apparel continues to move onlineConsumers didn’t let inclement weather put that big of a dent in their spending during the month of February, particularly when it came to shopping online. Costco, Amazon and Apple take top spots in retail customer satisfaction study The customer experience is crucial to generating sales — online and in-store. The Black Tux to open in-store shops at David’s Bridal Brides, bridesmaids, grooms and groomsmen will soon be able to shop for their wedding attire under the same roof. Survey: Retailers Unlikely to Require COVID-19 Vaccines for Employees With COVID-19 immunizations underway, businesses in every industry are grappling with drafting and implementing vaccination policies. Bed Bath & Beyond to launch six private brands in first half of 2021 Bed Bath & Beyond is moving ahead with its big push into store brands, a critical part of the chain’s turnaround strategy. Best Buy targets older adults with mobile health offering Best Buy is providing a full array of health and safety services via Apple Watch. Survey: Brands can build consumer trust with product quality A heightened emphasis on e-commerce has made brand trust the top priority of consumers, according to a new survey. Not requiring masks is a ‘mistake,’ says retail group Two of the nation’s leading retail groups are reiterating their support for mask-wearing in the wake of several states dropping their mask mandates. Seattle and Salt Lake City thrived in 2020; Las Vegas and New Haven dived Only 11 metros in the United States equaled or surpassed their average retail sales growth rates from the previous five-year period. Sephora keeps top spot for personal experience A familiar name is ranked number one in the fourth annual Retail Personalization Index. Walmart makes major commitment to U.S. manufacturing Walmart will spend $350 billion in the next 10 years on items made, grown or assembled in the U.S. First Previous 1527 1528 1529 1530 1531 Next Last
