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A struggling department store retailer is trying to make its online shopping experience more enticing.

Overall product demand during the week ended April 12 has leveled from the mid-March panic shopping peak that accompanied the COVID-19 outbreak, but remains up 13% compared to the prior-year period.

The nation’s largest bridal retailer is providing online style assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic, with an eye toward reopening its shuttered stores.

A number of states have announced reopening plans that allow for non-essential businesses to get back to work.  

The Kroger Co. continues to add new measures to protect its customers and employees amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

A regional grocer is offering free online classes and consultations for customers seeking nutritional guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Retailers need to move beyond “considering” artificial intelligence (AI) in their enterprise to integrating it as an essential business tool.

A coffee giant plans to substantially increase its investment in retail technology in its second-largest growth market.

Retailers who want to sell via Amazon Marketplace must reportedly participate in a video conference.

Texas Governor Greg Abbot allowed malls and shopping centers to sell online and deliver purchases curbside beginning last Friday, and several jumped at the chance.