The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show exits network TV
After a nearly two-decade run, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is leaving network television. How would you reinvent the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show?
After a nearly two-decade run, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is leaving network television. How would you reinvent the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show?
No one expected that Walmart would stand pat after Amazon.com announced last month that it was cutting its standard two-day delivery time for Prime members to a single day. Do you find Marc Lore makes a compelling business case for Walmart’s move into next day delivery of online orders?
Lands’ End simply cannot do this Sears thing anymore. The retailer has announced that it is closing its remaining 40 store-within-a-store locations. What do you think are the keys to Lands’ End success over the past couple of years?
The poor IPO debuts of Uber and Lyft have reinforced concerns about the transformational potential of the on-demand economy. Are the challenges facing Uber and Lyft representative of the broader hurdles facing the overall on-demand economy?
On April 9, The Wall Street Journal opined that “Yogurt’s big sales run has expired.” What strategies and tactics should retailers and vendors follow when a formerly hot category begins to decline?
Party City has announced plans to close 45 stores. Do you see more benefits than drawbacks in Party City’s decision to evaluate the health of leases by market rather than individual store performance?
Petco has opened a “health and wellness kitchen” for pets in a partnership with JustFoodForDogs. What do you think of the expansion opportunity of JustFoodForDogs inside and outside of Petco’s locations?
After spending decades on a downward spiral, Sears is looking to make a brand new start. The big question is will anyone buy it? What do you think of the new Sears logo and tagline?
Farmstead has introduced a Smart Shopping List feature designed to predict what products customers need. What do you think of Farmstead’s use of AI and machine technology to help customers develop their grocery shopping lists and explore new items?
The decision to go ahead with the tariff increase follows a campaign by retailers and others to convince Mr. Trump that a trade war with China is paid for by American consumers and businesses. That campaign, however, has fallen on deaf ears. Will a continuing impasse with China over trade significantly hurt the U.S. economy?