Target Receives the First Perfect A+ on ‘Racial and Gender Pay Scorecard’
Twenty-five companies received an “F” for failing to disclose pay data. Retailers on that list included Walmart, TJX Companies, Costco and Kroger.
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Do retailers need a more data-driven approach to in-store merchandising?
“Every rearrangement can then be used as the basis for the next. To the best of our knowledge, no previous research has considered this effect.”
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Walmart builds a platform to connect creators, content and social commerce
Sarah Henry, VP, Content, influencer, and commerce at Walmart, said the retailer intends to “shorten (the) distance between content and purchase”…
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Will low prices win Easter? Target and Walmart think so
The chain cites research that shows nearly two-thirds of consumers expect inflation to affect their Easter celebrations as the impetus for its actions.
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Will Old Navy chart a course for profitable growth?
Old Navy’s focus on “execution discipline” has helped it in “identifying areas of opportunities for organizational efficiency.”
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New Raspberry Rally Girl Scout cookie resold at a huge markup on eBay
“When cookies are purchased through an unauthorized third-party seller, Girl Scout troops are deprived of valuable experience and, more importantly, proceeds that fund critical programming throughout the year.”
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Will retail media networks live up to the hype?
With access to their customers’ purchase data and the ability to put brands in front of consumers right when they’re most willing to influence, retail media networks (RMNs) are not unsurprisingly growing like gangbusters.
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Should Adidas sell, destroy or donate Yeezy sneakers?
The terminated Yeezy contract is expected to reduce Adidas’s revenues by €1.2 billion in 2023 and cause a loss between €500 million and €1 billion, depending on whether the remaining inventory can be repurposed.
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Ulta’s performance is a thing of beauty
The beauty retailer saw the ranks of members in its Ultamate loyalty program grow by three million to 40.2 million in 2022.
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Why are more retail workers quitting their jobs?
The rate of retail workers quitting their jobs has been ticking up month-over-month recently and hit 4.1 percent in January, a higher rate of attrition than the pre-pandemic high, according to Business Insider.
