Retail

ByAlison Coleman,

Senior Contributor

ByPhil Lempert,

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ByCatherine Brock,

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ByPamela N. Danziger,

Senior Contributor

ByPhil Lempert,

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ByPhil Lempert,

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‘Beetlejuice’ Action Figure Of Winona Ryder’s Lydia Deetz Is In The Works

Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice” star Winona Ryder is getting a detailed action figure of her iconic character Lydia Deetz.

How Home Depot Is Harnessing Weather Data To Drive Local Retail Sales

Home Depot has partnered with The Weather Company to leverage weather intelligence in hyperlocalized marketing this gardening season.

Saie And Sephora Turn Earth Month Into Collective Initiative Against Plastic Waste

For Earth Month, Saie is partnering with Sephora to bring “Planet Beautiful” to life, an initiative aimed at funding plastic recovery programs across various regions.

Ireland Airport Takes Over JFK T4 Stores From LVMH’s DFS

A venture led by ARI and International Shoppes—plus a slate of local partners—has secured the duty‑free concessions at JFK's busiest terminal.

Brands Keep Treating Gen Z Like Younger Millennials, And It's Costing Them

Gen Z shops secondhand first, compares brands to creators, and expects to shape what they buy. Here's what the data says brands are getting wrong.

Resale Becomes The Fashion Industry’s New Value Flywheel

Resale has gone mainstream in the market and is no longer a side channel in fashion, but part of the ecosystem that feeds the entire industry flywheel.

How Liberation Day Has Really Changed Retail And Prices One Year On

President Trump promised to Make America Wealthy Again but one year on from the Rose Garden the economy has not bloomed but retail sales have not withered either.

Why The Home Spa Is The New Luxury Gift This Mother’s Day

From LYMA Laser to HigherDOSE, Hello Klean, William Holland and Somavedic, Mother’s Day gifts are shifting toward home spa, recovery and wellbeing at home.

How Supply Chain Disruptions Are Reshaping The Future Of Startups

Global supply chain challenges are testing startups, pushing them to innovate or risk operational setbacks and lost revenue.

Walmart Caught In ESL Controversy As Legislators Move Against Digital Shelf Labels

Walmart is rolling out digital shelf labels across its US stores. However, legislators are pushing for bans fearing ESLs allow price gouging and potential job losses.

The Trillion-Dollar Experience Economy And The Growing Execution Gap

Barbie Dream Fest shows how the booming experience economy faces an execution gap, as families spend hundreds on immersive events that must deliver on big promises.

Heinemann Promotes Rajshree Dugar To CEO Of Asia-Pacific Unit

Gebr. Heinemann is reshaping its Asia‑Pacific business as the region undergoes a strategic reset and as the company prepares for the first flights at India’s Noida Airport.

First Photos Of ‘Supergirl’ Movie Action Figures Take Flight

Photos of Milly Alcock’s Supergirl and Jason Momoa’s Lobo are released in conjunction with Tuesday’s debut of the new trailer for the “Supergirl” movie.

WSI Seals 10‑year Retail Deal At Australia’s First Major Airport In 50 Years

As Western Sydney International prepares for its first passengers, the airport is defining its retail identity through a key contract with Lagardère AWPL.

JD.com And Ceconomy Mega Deal Delayed By Austrian Regulators

A huge deal which would see Europe's biggest electrical retailer become part of China's JD.com are under threat as national regulators have their say on the acquisition.

On’s Leadership Shakeup Challenges Confidence In Its Next Phase Of Growth

On announced CEO Martin Hoffmann is stepping down and co-founders are returning as co-CEOs. The move has rattled investors, but the company is confident in its decision.

The Skills Retail CEOs Need To Win In The AI Era

AI skills for the next generation of retail CEOs