Should Buyer’s Remorse Be a Retail Concern?
A recent Google/Ipsos poll found two in five Americans (42%) have bought something on sale and later regretted it.
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2023’s Top 100 Retail Leaders: The Year’s Dominant Forces and Key Trends
There’s a lot to gain from knowing about 2023’s top retail leaders.
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Cost of Living Increases Across the US Forcing Many to Find Summer Jobs
Indeed Flex’s survey adds more evidence that there’s a surge of Americans seeking summer jobs to help increase their income.
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Will Meta’s Threads App Hold Space for E-Commerce?
Within the first 24 hours of its launch, Meta’s Threads app surpassed 30 million sign-ups, and as of July 10, it already has over 100 million registered users.
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Walmart Invests in Tech To Stay Ahead of the Competition
Retail giant Walmart is constantly investing in new technology to stay ahead of the competition.
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Has Discount Shopping Lost Its Stigma?
Thanks to ongoing habits from last year’s inflation, affluent Americans are reportedly making discount shopping more of a regular routine.
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Why Are Chief Diversity Officers Heading for the Exits?
The recent departure of chief diversity officers (CDO) from Disney, Netflix, and Warner Bros. Discovery highlights the high turnover and burnout rate of the position.
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Does Stew Leonard’s Need a Podcast?
Stew Leonard’s, the third-generation family-owned grocer, has launched its first podcast.
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Should Generational Research Be Retired?
Pew Research Center announced plans to stop putting a generational framework on its polls and surveys that highlight the thinking and lifestyles of different U.S. demographic groups.
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Size Matters: How the Retail Industry Loses $1 Trillion a Year on Inaccurate Sizing
Retailers are losing a whopping trillion dollars a year due to messed-up size availability.
