GameStop is partnering with Uber Eats to allow gamers and collectors who want an item right this minute to avail of on-demand delivery services. “Whether they’re replacing a controller before game night, picking up the latest game release on launch day, or grabbing a last-minute gift, consumers increasingly expect gaming essentials and collectibles to be available on-demand,” said Uber exec Hashim Amin (more).

Midas is now rolling out a larger store modernization plan based around two distinct designs which will be applied to all new builds and renovations in Canada and the U.S. The designs — “Contemporary Industrial” and “Urban Modern” — seek to improve how customers experience visits to a Midas location (more).

Grocery sales in terms of units moved fell in June, per Bain data, trending downward by 1.8%. Groceries cost about 33% more now than they did in 2019, and persistent inflationary pressure has put U.S. consumers on the back foot, with PepsiCo, Kroger, and Walmart (among others) working to find ways to attract spend despite headwinds (more).

Hasbro is expanding its “KPop Demon Hunters” toy line based on the continuing success of the IP. In addition to Furby Furblets, role-playing items such as toy weapons and light sticks are available to brand fans (more).

Those using the Shopify platform to host their e-comm operation, or to purchase their favorite items, will soon have the option to avail of DoorDash in terms of delivery options. “As the first on-demand marketplace that Shopify merchants can activate directly from their existing Shopify admin, we’re opening the door to retail merchants who can now reach their communities faster than ever,” said DoorDash exec Mike Goldblatt (more).