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Retail's Top 10 Lists Have Been Wrong For A Century

Sears ruled American retail for 26 years, not 90. A century of top-10 lists got the No. 1 wrong, and today's rankings have the same blind spot.

ByJason Goldberg,

Contributor

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Target Launches Exclusive Preview Of Beauty Studio For Creators At LTK Con

Target Beauty Studio is launching Sept 10th and influencers at LTK Con got the first look this week.

ByEmma Cortes Ellendt,

Contributor

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The 0% Consumer Changing The Rules Of Summer Drinking

As zebra striping reshapes drinking habits, Lady A explores why 0% is becoming part of a wider consumer repertoire rather than a separate occasion

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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Abercrombie Share Rebound Could Show Gap The Playbook Forward

They both had an image crisis and manage distinct brands but right now Gap Inc. could do a lot worse than look to Abercrombie for how to get the merchandise on point.

ByMark Faithfull,

Contributor

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30 Nights Of Harry Styles And A New York Spending Boom

Harry Styles’ 30-night MSG residency brings more than music to New York, as fans stay, play and shop their way through a two-month celebration of fandom and joy.

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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The Future Of Skincare Is More Than Skin Deep

Next Health partnership with Obagi Medical point further towards the future for skincare, as beauty and longevity converge ahead of Next Health’s Longevity Summit on 12 September.

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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Why Dick’s Sporting Goods Stock Plunged 30% And What It Means For Sportswear

Foot Locker dragged on Dick's Sporting Goods share price this week but the contagion of softer sneaker sales is spreading well beyond the U.S. sports equipment giant.

ByMark Faithfull,

Contributor

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Target’s Halloween Costume Controversy Could Happen To Most Brands

Target’s Halloween costume controversy sparked backlash over racist imagery, revealing a common mistake many brands risk making: a lack of cultural intelligence.

BySonia Thompson,

Contributor

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QUAY’s 15-Minute Vision Test Shows Where Retail Technology Is Heading

Eyewear retailer QUAY is installing automated vision testing kiosks in stores, partnering with eyebot, to offer doctor-verified glasses prescriptions in under 15 minutes. I speak with CEO Katherine Cousins on this retail development

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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Private Credit Comes For The Retail Investor, And The Fund Structure Is The Problem

Retail private credit is booming, but fund structures may hide liquidity, valuation and credit risks that investors need to understand.

ByJason Kirsch,

Contributor

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U.S.-Canada Trade War Puts Pressure On Retailers And Consumers

The U.S.-Canada trade war is raising prices on products, disrupting supply chains, and creating uncertainty for families.

BySharon Edelson,

Senior Contributor

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Food Prices Keep Rising, So What’s Driving Grocery Costs?

Food price inflation is complex and linked to political dynamics. Finding quick solutions to inflation is challenging

ByDawn Thilmany,

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Inside Element Brooklyn’s Sustainable Refill Retail Model

Element Brooklyn shows how sustainable refill can move mainstream when value, performance and convenience give consumers a commercial reason to change behaviour.

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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The Spending Power Behind Disney’s Most Sophisticated Consumers

Disney is strategically courting affluent “Disney Sophisticates”, whose appetite for premium experiences creates opportunities for luxury hospitality such as ette hotel.

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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From A-Z, Mamdani’s Amazon Fight Could Reshape Last-Mile Delivery

The NYC Delivery Protection Act would force Amazon to directly employ last-mile delivery workers, reshaping its Delivery Service Partner model and operations in NYC.

ByBrian Delp,

Contributor

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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Criterion Collection Release Moved Up And Cover Art Revealed

The Criterion Collection's 4K, Blu-ray and DVD release of Netflix’s "KPop Demon Hunters" officially has cover art and its release date is nearly two months earlier than first reported.

ByTim Lammers,

Contributor

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China’s Robot Boom Tests Investor Discipline

China’s robot boom hits a frenzy as Unitree’s IPO jumps to a $50 billion valuation, raising questions about revenue, risk and how fast the humanoid market can mature.

ByDrew Bernstein,

Contributor