Did Publix Take GreenWise Market As Far As It Could Go?
GreenWise has a future at Publix, just not as a standalone store concept.
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Is Walmart Barking Up The Right Tree With TeleVet Service?
Walmart is looking to give pet parents a reason to become Walmart+ members.
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Will One CEO Work Better Than Two For PacSun?
PacSun last week said it was ending its successful co-CEO strategy and that it would go the traditional route of having one chief executive lead the company starting on June 15.
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Will Century 21’s Second Act Be More Successful Than Its First?
Century 21 drew lines around the block, extensive media coverage and a visit from New York City’s mayor to last week’s reopening of its storied flagship on Cortlandt Street in the Financial District.
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Does Retail Need a New Approach to Fight Organized Crime?
Inventory shrink driven by organized retail crime is expected to reduce Target’s profitability by an additional $500 million this year, the retailer’s CEO Brian Cornell said last week.
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Is Smiths Grove Big Enough For Buc-ee’s?
Smiths Grove, a Kentucky town with an estimated population of 795, has scored a Buc-ee’s, surprising many fans of the cult Texas travel chain.
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Why Are Sneaker Sales Skidding at Foot Locker?
Foot Locker’s shares on Friday lost 27 percent of their value after the chain slashed its guidance as sneaker buying turned more discretionary than expected.
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Will More States Follow Montana And Ban TikTok?
TikTok has been the most downloaded app in the U.S. for three years running. It is also on its way out of Montana at the end of 2023 unless a legal case can be made to throw out a ban (SB 419) signed into law earlier this week by that state’s governor.
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How Can Enterprise Change Fatigue Be Reduced?
A Gartner survey revealed that employees’ willingness to support change within enterprises dropped to 43 percent in 2022 from 74 percent in 2016.
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Do Retailers Need to Get Ready Now For Mother’s Day 2024?
The National Retail Federation (NRF) estimated that consumers would spend $274.02 per person on 2023 Mother’s Day and 75 percent would give flowers as a gift. Predicting and delivering these perishable items is a massive challenge, one that Bouqs (pronounced BOO-Ks as in bouquets) began planning for a year in advance.