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As much as we all wish society was rounding the corner toward a return to normalcy, the truth of the matter is that COVID-19’s effect on the retail industry is far from over.

Rite Aid is supporting its corporate transformation strategy with the hire of a new VP of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Fewer consumers went shopping during the five-day period from Black Friday to Cyber Monday and those that did spent less. 

The coronavirus is driving major change across retail stores and putting a new spotlight on restroom hygiene. 

The news that Sephora plans to open hundreds of in-store shops at Kohl’s stores has brought a reaction from its longstanding retail partner, J.C. Penney.

With the pandemic surging across the country, Starbucks Corp. is recognizing the efforts of front-line responders. 

The Aaron’s Company has begun trading as an independent company.  

The Golub Corp. is obtaining a single view of customers at its Price Chopper banner to tailor interactions across direct mail, weekly flyers, and digital/email programs.

Amazon Web Services will develop and market the Blackberry Ivy intelligent vehicle data platform.

The Home Depot is expanding its commitment to address the skilled labor gap with a new omnichannel job training and placement program.