Smartphone Design Devolving Due to Replaceable Batteries?
According to Android Authority, the European Council agreed to make official the new regulation requiring all smartphones sold in the EU to have replaceable batteries by 2027.
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Why Is Barbie Hot Again?
Barbie is back as a cultural icon as the Barbiecore pink-aesthetic trend continues and a blockbuster movie arrives this weekend.
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Walmart’s Open Call Continues To Support Products Made in the USA
Walmart has officially kicked off the application period for the 10th anniversary of Walmart and Sam’s Club’s largest sourcing event, Open Call 2023.
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Are Online Pickers Ruining the In-Store Grocery Experience?
Online pickers are being called out for hogging parking spots outside stores and clogging aisles inside.
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Retailers’ Attempts To Dissuade Returns May Impact Brand Loyalty
The tension between retailers and shoppers is growing, and it’s because of returns.
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Is Grocery’s Path to Online Profitability Getting Any Clearer?
Grocers have significantly expanded e-commerce operations over the pandemic, but only 45% are profitable online.
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How To Shift to a ‘Test and Fail’ Mentality
A “test and fail” mindset says: “I’m willing to fall a few times along this journey in order to pick myself up, learn on the fly, and ultimately reach the goal.”
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Will Celebrity Shopping Carts Drive Some Buzz for Walmart?
Taking celebrity endorsements to another realm, Walmart is showcasing the shopping carts of Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, multi-platinum recording artist Becky G, and fictional celebrity Barbie as part of a new “Welcome to Your Walmart” campaign.
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The New Sustainable Material Making Fashion Waves? Wood
Has the time come for all brands to be part of the retail sustainability movement?
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Should Domino’s Work With Third-Party Delivery Apps?
Reversing its long-held stance against working with third-party delivery apps in the U.S., Domino’s Pizza has agreed to make Uber Eats its exclusive third-party delivery service.
