Reunited and it feels so good. Nike and Macy’s are getting back together more than a year after the athleticwear brand stopped selling its apparel to the department store chain as it emphasized direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales and exited what it determined were “undifferentiated” wholesale accounts.
When it comes to throwing a launch party, nobody does it quite like Apple.
Five Below isn’t slowing down its expansion even if consumers are more discriminating about spending their money.
New research suggests that retailers should think twice before charging customers for returning online purchases.
Chewy is off to a positive start in 2023 and the online pet products retailer can thank its Autoship customers for that.
Amazon.com in the UK has developed a new type of labor contract for employees that gives them time off to match their kids’ summer vacations from school and breaks for Christmas and Easter.
Best Buy’s comps were down 10.1 percent in the first quarter, but CEO Corie Barry is confident that the consumer electronics chain will turn in better numbers as the year progresses.
It’s all smiles at Abercrombie & Fitch’s headquarters in New Albany, OH, this week after the clothing retailer posted a three percent gain in net sales at a time when many other retailers are happy with positive earnings in the face of declining revenues.
More Americans are planning to celebrate the Memorial Day weekend this year than last, but they’ll be watching what they spend when they do it.
GreenWise has a future at Publix, just not as a standalone store concept.
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