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.
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Is Savers’ $4B Thrift Store Valuation a Good Sign for Retail or a Bet on Budget Shopping?
Savers Value Village (SVV.N) made a splash in its market debut on the New York Stock Exchange, with a market capitalization of nearly $4 billion.
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How Disruptive Would a UPS Strike Be For Retail?
Talks between UPS and its U.S. workers broke down early Wednesday morning with no further negotiations scheduled.
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Amazon Unveils New Fully Autonomous Mobile Warehouse Robots
Amazon has unveiled two new fully autonomous mobile warehouse robots, Proteus and Cardinal.
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Squishmallows: Warren Buffett’s New Favorite Toy
Warren Buffett, the legendary investor, has a new favorite toy: Squishmallows.
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Squishmallows: El nuevo juguete favorito de Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett, el legendario inversor, tiene un nuevo juguete favorito: Squishmallows.
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Should Costco Be Going To War Against Card Sharers?
Costco, following the path of Netflix, confirmed it’s cracking down on people sharing membership cards to sneak into stores after noticing a spike in non-members making purchases at self-checkout.
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Will Inflation Weigh Less On Back-To-School Spending?
A number of surveys are predicting significant upticks in back-to-school (BTS) spending as parents have grown accustomed to and savvier about inflationary pressures.
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Does In-Store Music Work Better On Weekdays?
Research from the University of Bath’s School of Management found in-store music can lift sales by more than 10 percent during the weekdays but questioned whether tunes might be neutral or even distracting for weekend shoppers.
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How Will The SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision Affect Corporate DEI Initiatives?
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday in a six to three decision struck down decades of legal precedent in ruling that colleges and universities may no longer use race as a consideration for student admissions.
