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  • Walgreens is training pharmacists to tackle mental health, opioid emergencies

    Walgreens is training pharmacists to tackle mental health, opioid emergencies

    Walgreens has announced it will provide mental health first aid training for pharmacists and other team members. Do you expect the role that pharmacists play to continue to expand into different areas of health?

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  • Are smartphones making sales associates obsolete?

    Are smartphones making sales associates obsolete?

    According to new research, a majority of consumers prefer getting what they need from their phones rather than speaking with an associate at all. How do retailers find the right balance between developing mobile capabilities and deploying associates in stores?

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  • Will Americans eat a direct-to-consumer cereal brand for breakfast?

    Will Americans eat a direct-to-consumer cereal brand for breakfast?

    While consumption is down by double-digits over the past decade, there is still a pretty big cereal market, and one brand is looking to bypass grocery store shelves altogether and sell directly to consumers. Do you think Magic Spoon will catch on with large numbers of consumers?

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  • How Modell’s survived a bankruptcy scare

    How Modell’s survived a bankruptcy scare

    Mitchell Modell, CEO of Modell’s Sporting Goods, believed he had only 48 hours to avoid liquidation after a Wall Street Journal article came out. What lessons should other retail leaders glean from Modell’s success shoring up trade credit support?

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  • McDonald's teams with AARP on national campaign to recruit older workers

    McDonald’s teams with AARP on national campaign to recruit older workers

    McDonald’s, which often promotes itself as “America’s best first job,” has formed a partnership with AARP to hire more workers over the age of 50. Do you see more pros than cons for retailers and food establishments in hiring a greater percentage of older workers?

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  • Is PetSmart barking up the right tree with its Chewy.com IPO?

    Is PetSmart barking up the right tree with its Chewy.com IPO?

    Chewy.com is going public. The pet products retailer, acquired by PetSmart in 2017 for $3.53 billion, announced it will pursue an initial public offering for a business that has significantly increased sales in recent years, but has yet to turn a profit. Will going public be a positive or negative for Chewy.com?

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  • Will shoppable ads help Walmart’s Vudu compete with Amazon and Netflix?

    Will shoppable ads help Walmart’s Vudu compete with Amazon and Netflix?

    Unlike its rivals, Walmart will continue to offer Vudu as a free, ad-supported streaming service rather than seeking subscription income. Will original programming with shoppable content help Walmart draw audience market share from Amazon, Netflix and other streaming competitors?

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  • Why can't Amazon convert Prime shoppers into Whole Foods shoppers?

    Why can’t Amazon convert Prime shoppers into Whole Foods shoppers?

    Amazon.com’s push into grocery has relied on converting Prime Members into Whole Foods shoppers. Yet 70 percent of Prime members rarely or never shop at Whole Foods, according to a recent survey Are the needs of Amazon Prime members and traditional Whole Foods shoppers significantly misaligned?

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  • Walmart’s Intelligent Retail Lab store runs on AI

    Walmart’s Intelligent Retail Lab store runs on AI

    A Walmart Neighborhood Market has opened in Levittown, NY to not only test artificial intelligence (AI) in physical settings but witness how such technologies impact the customer and associate experience. What do you think of AI’s potential to monitor in-store out-of-stocks, shopping carts shortages and cash register lines?

    Read More Walmart’s Intelligent Retail Lab store runs on AIContinue

  • Where’s the (alt) beef?

    Where’s the (alt) beef?

    Beyond Meat is set to go public this week with a valuation over $1 billion in another sign that meat substitutes are heading mainstream. How likely is it that plant-based meat alternatives will achieve the same popularity as non-dairy milk alternatives?

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