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    Chewy CFO to exit

    David Reeder’s departure comes after the company reported rising sales and active customer figures for 2024.

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    Under Armour nears the end of SKU reduction, turns focus to premium products

    The athletics retailer hopes to position its assortment as a higher-end offering, including through a $140 backpack.

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    On is raising some prices, but it isn’t because of tariffs

    The athletics company saw net sales increase 43% and plans to increase pricing to further differentiate itself as a premium brand in the market.

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    Eco-friendly cleaning product company Blueland arrives in over 1,800 Target stores

    The company is bringing nine plastic-free products and exclusive scents to the mass merchant’s stores and website.

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    J.C. Penney swings to a loss

    Last year’s sales declines and steep net loss put the retailer at the bottom of the struggling department store sector, an analyst said.

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    QVC CEO: Our consumers are ‘heavily distracted by current events’

    The company, which is working to become a live social shopping company, reported a 10% revenue drop in Q1 and swung to a loss. 

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    Michaels deepens assortment of baking and entertaining products

    The launch of over 700 items comes as the craft retailer works to capture share left behind in the wake of the Party City and Joann bankruptcies.

  • A Bed Bath & Beyond label scar is seen on a beige storefront with a blue sky.
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    Beyond to acquire Kirkland’s IP for $5M — and plans to license it back

    Kirkland’s will run stores for both retailers while Beyond will be able to appoint directors to Kirkland’s board.

  • Barbie dolls are seen at a Target store on October 25, 2021 in Houston, Texas.
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    Mattel names CFO amid tariff pressure

    The leadership change comes as the California-based toymaker lands squarely in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump’s tariff push.

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    The Weekly Closeout: NRF chief defends tariffs, Big Lots accelerates store openings

    Matt Shay, CEO of the trade group, called duties “an extraordinarily important tool” for President Trump. Meanwhile, the discount retailer is opening 132 stores this month alone.

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    Despite 18% sales drop, Allbirds says it could return to top-line growth in Q4

    The footwear brand’s new product lineup is set to hit shelves this fall and a refreshed store concept at one location is leading to higher sales.

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    REI Union’s successful ‘Vote No’ campaign leaves 3 board seats empty

    The outdoor category has faltered with the end of its pandemic boom, and the retailer reported a 2024 net sales decline, though losses narrowed.

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    Purple sales down 13% in Q1, citing softness in wholesale, e-commerce channels

    The company said it’s more than doubling its presence in Mattress Firm stores at a time when the brand’s wholesale business is down 24%.

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    Tapestry reports record third quarter, raises guidance

    Coach revenue gains offset losses at Kate Spade, while Stuart Weitzman saw steep declines ahead of its sale to Caleres this summer.

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    One year later, Target calls express self-checkout a success

    The retailer’s self-checkout limits led to shorter transaction times and more customers choosing staffed registers.

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    Crocs yanks guidance, citing trade uncertainty

    The company recently joined with other footwear brands to urge the Trump administration to exempt the category from tariffs.

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    Warby Parker posts first quarterly net profit since going public

    The brand is working to mitigate tariff impacts, but has already had to raise prices on some lenses and accessories.

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    Hims & Hers hires former Amazon exec as Q1 revenue doubles

    Nader Kabbani, who spent almost 20 years at the e-commerce giant, joins the health startup as chief operations officer.

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    GameStop sells its Canadian business

    Entrepreneur Stephan Tetrault acquired the business for an undisclosed amount, adding to his list of toy and gaming ventures.

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    Amazon remains bullish on AI as Alexa+ rolls out

    The AI agent has reached more than 100,000 users to a positive early response, but Amazon is just beginning to reinvent CX through AI, according to CEO Andy Jassy.

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    EBay rolls out conversational AI shopping agent

    The tool offers suggestions and advice based on customers’ shopping preferences to assist with product discovery.

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    ChatGPT is getting more shopper friendly

    OpenAI wants to make it easier for shoppers to find, compare and buy products as more customers turn to generative AI for purchases.

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    What a White House-Amazon kerfuffle says about tariffs, prices and talking to customers

    Amazon says it decided against telling shoppers how new duties affect prices, a plan the White House slammed as “hostile and political.” But is it a good idea? Yes and no.

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    Mattel warns of price increases amid tariff pressure

    The toy manufacturer is accelerating a pullback from China, which already accounts for less than 20% of its U.S. imports, a distinct advantage over rivals.

  • Model Ashley Graham wears all black in front of a white backdrop.
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    J.C. Penney to launch plus-size collection with model Ashley Graham

    The line will be available both in stores and online starting this fall.