Responsible And Practical Ideas On How To Apply AI And ML
There are mixed perspectives on AI in the market now. Some think it will be revolutionary and others are cautious, worrying that it will take over the world.
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Will Retailers Do Good And Do Well In The Recommerce Market?
The U.S. secondhand market is growing 16 times higher than general retail and is expected to double by 2026, reaching $82 billion.
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Has Purpose-Driven Marketing Become Less Relevant to Consumers?
A new study finds over 57 percent of U.S. consumers cannot name a brand that is making a difference when it comes to either the environment or diversity.
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H-E-B Connects Shoppers to Pet Care Pros
H-E-B now offers a way for them to get a head start on home-related tasks before they are even done shopping.
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How Can Big Retailers Stay On Top Of The Secondhand Market?
The online thrift market is getting more heated as inflation drives customers to seek more deals, leading some to ask how major retailers will react to the new, more competitive thrifting landscape.
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Will Amazon’s Warning About ‘Frequently Returned’ Items Make It More Popular Than Ever?
Amazon.com may have devised a partial solution to curb the amount of product returns it receives: labeling “frequently returned” items in its online marketplace.
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Nordstrom and Panera Leverage AI and Automation to Enhance Operations
Alexis DePree(CSCO, Nordstrom) and George Hanson(VP/CDO, Panera Bread) discuss the bright future that retail can anticipate as a result of leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and automation.
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Should AI Insights Be Shared With Consumers?
AI’s potential for therapy is being increasingly examined, particularly given the financial and logistical barriers facing human-centered treatment.
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What’s Next for Macy’s as Jeff Gennette Announces Plans to Retire?
Macy’s, Inc. CEO Jeff Gennette, 61, has said he will retire in February after nearly 40 years working for the department store giant.
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How Much Should Foot Locker Lean on Nike?
Foot Locker Inc. said its relationship with Nike has been “revitalized” with the world’s largest sports brand expected to account for 55 percent to 60 percent of the sneaker chain’s mix over the next few years.
