Study: U.S. bankruptcies on track to hit 10-year highA total of 424 U.S. companies have gone bankrupt this year as of Aug. 9. This exceeds the number of filings during any comparable period since 2010. Rent the Runway to shut all stores permanentlyRent the Runway is getting out of the freestanding brick-and-mortar business. Report: Amazon found liable in California for third-party products Amazon is reportedly now legally responsible in California for defective products sold by third-party vendors on its site. Retail sales up in July but uncertainty remains Retail sales rose for the third straight month after a record drop in April when many stores were closed due to the pandemic. Winn-Dixie parent joins contactless prescription delivery club Southeastern Grocers Inc. (SEG) is the latest in an increasingly long line of retailers to launch contactless prescription delivery during COVID-19. Convenience chain streamlines product discovery Yesway is virtually collaborating with suppliers through a new sourcing solution. Panera bakes up new on-demand delivery option Panera Bread is introducing a new contactless delivery service in partnership with Postmates. Dillard’s narrows Q2 loss even as sales fall Expense control paid off for Dillard’s in the second quarter. AMC to re-open 100 theaters with 1920’s ticket prices of 15 cents COVID-19 has been especially tough on the movie business. Sell-out crowds and social distancing don’t mix. Exclusive Q&A: Sweetwater Sound hears the needs of the customer An online music retailer is providing a highly tailored shopping experience as more consumers turn to e-commerce. Consumer confidence down in August Consumer confidence among Americans has resumed a downward trend during the pandemic after holding steady last month. Three customer-facing tech fails to avoid Especially as COVID-19 disrupts consumer shopping patterns, retailers must ensure they do not alienate customers with dissatisfying technology experiences. First Previous 1684 1685 1686 1687 1688 Next Last
