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  • Are any alternative in-store payments about to break out?

    Are any alternative in-store payments about to break out?

    After ramping up efforts to reduce friction in the online shopping experience over the pandemic, retailers are now reportedly focusing their investments on the in-store payment process. Will scan & go, smart carts, mobile payments or any other alternative payment method gain significant traction in 2023?

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  • Will Walmart customers ‘Text to Shop’?

    Will Walmart customers ‘Text to Shop’?

    Walmart is rolling out a “Text to Shop” feature that allows customers to add items to their online shopping basket using text messages. To work, the free feature must be linked to the shopper’s Walmart account so their usually ordered items can be reordered. Will “Text to Shop” hold enough appeal to support wide use from shoppers?

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  • What’s up with the stalled Amazon Fresh openings?

    What’s up with the stalled Amazon Fresh openings?

    Throughout the U.S., a number of new Amazon Fresh stores have been built out, but are just sitting there, leading some to wonder if Amazon is quietly backing away from the Just Walk Out grocery concept. Do you see Amazon Fresh’s stalled openings as a temporary retrenchment or a sign Amazon may be reassessing the concept’s approach?

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  • Unionization efforts may shift gears in 2023

    Unionization efforts may shift gears in 2023

    Shoppers planning to visit Macy’s Union Square flagship store in San Francisco for last-minute gifts on Christmas weekend were met with a picket line, as the store’s union went on strike for the two days before the holiday. Do you see the recent labor activism taking another step forward or retreating in 2023?

    Read More Unionization efforts may shift gears in 2023Continue

  • Should Ames be making a comeback?

    Should Ames be making a comeback?

    Ames, once the U.S.’s fourth largest discounter that liquidated in 2002, confirmed plans that it will return in 2023 with the opening of seven stores in the New England region. What opportunities and challenges do you see for Ames as the discount chain explores a return to rural and other smaller markets?

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  • If DTC is broken, is CTC the fix?

    If DTC is broken, is CTC the fix?

    DTC retail is not getting the positive buzz it did a few years ago — far from it. In fact, downturns among major DTC brands have some industry experts thinking that the model might be on its way out. Do you see CTC (connect-to-consumer) as being meaningfully different from DTC and will embracing different pathways to the customer give brands an advantage?

    Read More If DTC is broken, is CTC the fix?Continue

  • The winner of the 2022 RetailWire Christmas Commercial Challenge is…

    The winner of the 2022 RetailWire Christmas Commercial Challenge is…

    Seven weeks of head-to-head competitions have brought us to the finals of the 2022 RetailWire Christmas Commercial Challenge with six clear-cut winners and one tie. Who will be crowned the champ? Which spot was the best?

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  • Will 2023 be all about value?

    Will 2023 be all about value?

    With customers continuing to seek lower-priced shopping options due to inflation, the major players in value retailing are already far outpacing others in opening new stores in 2022 and appear to be riding mighty tailwinds heading into 2023. How much of the expansion success by dollar stores, budget grocers and other value-first chains depends on enduring inflation?

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  • Study sees The Great Resignation heating up in 2023

    Study sees The Great Resignation heating up in 2023

    In early 2021, reports of mass numbers of employees leaving jobs in search of greener, more lucrative pastures led to the phenomenon known as The Great Resignation. A new survey suggests that the resignations may just be getting started. Do you see The Great Resignation continuing or switching gears in 2023?

    Read More Study sees The Great Resignation heating up in 2023Continue

  • Do Silicon Valley’s layoffs present an opportunity for retail?

    Do Silicon Valley’s layoffs present an opportunity for retail?

    Laid-off workers from Meta, Google, Twitter and other tech hubs are creating a rare opportunity for old-school sectors such as retail to snag skilled talent and accelerate digital plans. Do you see the layoffs in the tech sector creating a near-term or long-term recruiting opportunity for retailers?

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