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    Collectibles now make up nearly a third of GameStop’s sales

    The category was the lone bright spot in the gaming retailer's top-line results, as hardware and software both declined.

  • A shopper in a black tank top and white pants enters a Versace store in Chicago, Illinois.
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    The Weekly Closeout: Prada closes Versace deal and Somnigroup offers to buy a supplier

    Capri Holdings completed a sale of the fashion brand for nearly $1.4 billion, and Somnigroup seeks to acquire Leggett & Platt.

  • Red circular Target store interior in New York City
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    Target unveils SoHo store concept featuring curated beauty, apparel

    The updated New York City location aims to recapture the retailer’s merchandising authority with influencer-driven product edits and rotating styles.

  • The building features a modern glass façade with the Nasdaq logo prominently displayed. Surrounding the structure are other commercial buildings and digital billboards, which are characteristic of the vibrant Times Square environment.
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    Walmart debuts on Nasdaq

    The stock market transfer “signals a strategic alignment with the tech-heavy exchange,” according to analysts. 

  • A person walks into a retail store. The word "Gap" is displayed outside the store.
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    Gap’s supply chain productivity gains fuel holiday confidence

    Technology upgrades in fulfillment centers and more rigorous inventory management have the company feeling strong amid the year-end retail rush.

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    Stitch Fix begins to stem active client losses as attention turns to personalization

    Recent launches like Stitch Fix Vision and AI Style Assistant are attracting shoppers who stay with the company longer and spend more, execs say.

  • Puffy clouds in a blue sky frame a storefront that says "Bed Bath & Beyond" in large dark letters.
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    Bed Bath & Beyond, Brand House Collective appoint chief merchant

    Nora Gomez has more than 20 years’ experience, most recently as the chief merchant at NFM, formerly known as Nebraska Furniture Mart.

  • Underwear and bras on display in a white room.
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    Skims ventures into live entertainment with shoppable TikTok livestream

    The apparel brand co-founded by Kim Kardashian sought to draw inspiration from classic holiday variety shows for a 45-minute shopping experience.

  • An Apple Wallet symbol is seen on a black screen, with a fingertip hovering above it.
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    Deep Dive

    Digital wallet use outpaces regulators

    Consumers are increasingly turning to these mobile tools for convenience and new features, and regulators are trying to catch up.

  • Gap partners with Summer Fridays on apparel.
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    Gap, beauty brand Summer Fridays launch apparel collab

    The collection marks the DTC brand’s first foray into clothing — and a deeper alignment with the beauty category for Gap Inc.

  • A Mango storefront.
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    Mango taps AI for sourcing quality, compliance

    Using Inspectorio’s software, the retailer can digitize and standardize lab-testing analytics to drive supply chain improvements.

  • People in the city gathered around a department store entrance.
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    Saks Global sues to block Bergdorf chief merchant’s move to Nordstrom

    The luxury company alleges that Yumi Shin violated her noncompete agreement, stole proprietary information and must give back nearly $50,000 in payouts.

  • Puffy clouds in a blue sky frame a storefront that says "Bed Bath & Beyond" in large dark letters.
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    Bed Bath & Beyond veteran returns as chief of stores

    Glen Cary takes on the role at a company that may be similar in name, but is vastly different than the Bed Bath & Beyond he worked at for over a decade.

  • A worker in an orange vest collects a large number of red carts while standing in front of a Target store.
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    Retail job cuts up nearly 140% from last year

    In the first 11 months of the year, the industry has recorded nearly 92,000 job cuts, with over 3,200 in November alone, according to Challenger, Gray and Christmas.

  • An illustration of a person hanging onto a coin in rough seas.
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    Tracker

    The running list of major retail bankruptcies

    In the back half of 2025, At Home announced a bankruptcy exit plan, Claire’s filed and found a new owner, and American Signature entered Chapter 11 on the back of a “severe” housing market decline.

    Updated Nov. 25, 2025
  • Exterior of the new Victoria's Secret DC store
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    Bras, beauty push up Victoria’s Secret in ‘standout’ Q3

    The lingerie giant, which grabbed back market share in the quarter, raised its outlook for the year.

  • Interior holiday store display of products at Ulta Beauty
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    Ulta Beauty: Tariff-driven price increases accelerated in Q3

    Despite higher prices from brands and a “softening” in consumer confidence, the retailer's third quarter net sales jumped nearly 13%.

  • Crowds in front of Mall of America on Black Friday
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    Winners and losers of Black Friday 2025

    Online discounts were flat year over year. However, some retailers won with exclusive giveaways that enticed customers into stores.

  • TikTok's app is seen on an iPhone.
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    TikTok Shop tightens Postal Service shipping options for sellers

    USPS shipping labels must be purchased through TikTok Shipping starting in January or face rejection, per the e-commerce platform.

  • A range of colored bottles and boxes from skin care brand Versed for sale at Target.
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    Mass market beauty sales growth is outpacing prestige

    The beauty category is a bright spot in an otherwise challenging year for retailers, with one-third of consumers planning to shop the category this holiday.

  • Sydney Sweeney for American Eagle Outfitters.
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    American Eagle’s celebrity-led marketing turns sales growth positive

    While collaborations with names like Sydney Sweeney helped boost denim, sister brand Aerie delivered far stronger comps in Q3. 

  • A bottle of Dom Perignon
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    Quince adds wine to assortment through partnership with Drinks

    The online retailer teamed up with the AI-powered SaaS platform to offer a curated selection of wines as it expands into gourmet food and wine.

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  • Artificial trees from the National Tree Company.
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    Can artificial Christmas tree companies spruce things up for next year?

    No one wanted to put tariffs on Christmas, says the National Tree Company CEO. But what happens when your raw materials are made outside the U.S.?

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    Sleep Number names permanent CFO amid choppy turnaround

    The smart mattress retailer said Amy O’Keefe will take the finance reins from interim CFO Bob Ryder, who will leave the company Dec. 12.

  • A mall entrance to a clothing store named "Torrid."
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    Merchandising flubs, tariffs hurt Torrid in Q3

    A decision to pause its footwear offer in order to avoid new levies cost the plus-apparel retailer $2.5 million more in lost sales than it expected.