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Courtesy of RTIC
RTIC Outdoors expands into Walmart
The drinkware and cooler brand is selling 55 of its best-selling products in 3,800 of the mass merchant’s stores as well as on its website.
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Ikea embarks on companywide AI literacy initiative
Ikea workers can take a variety of courses, such as AI fundamentals and specialized training around ethical and responsible use of AI tools at work.
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Courtesy of Pirch
High-end appliance retailer Pirch to liquidate in bankruptcy
The company faces lawsuits from customers and vendors, including one from American Express alleging potential fraud.
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Courtesy of Walmart
Walmart+ enlists celebrity moms to answer TikTok questions for Mother’s Day
Paris Hilton, Whitney Cummings and others will offer advice in the second iteration of the retailer’s “Mother of All Savings Memberships” campaign.
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Shoppers under 18 at this Target store must be accompanied by an adult
Young customers at a Columbia Heights shopping center in Washington, D.C., need the presence of an adult.
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UK-based JD Sports to buy rival retailer Hibbett for $1.1B
The combined company would have a global portfolio of about 25 brands and North American revenue of about $5.9 billion.
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Permission granted by Express
Express files Chapter 11, plans to close over 100 stores
All of the company’s UpWest stores will shutter as the retailer pursues a sale to WHP Global, Simon Property Group and Brookfield Properties.
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Courtesy of Big Lots
Big Lots uses headquarters mortgage to secure new financing
The retailer increased its borrowing capacity by up to $200 million and immediately drew down $50 million under the new loan.
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Courtesy of Allbirds
Allbirds unveils Tree Runner Go sneaker as it refocuses on core products
The shoe features improvements to the original design and comes after the successful launch of the Wool Runner 2.
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Courtesy of Nike
Second phase of Nike layoffs to hit Oregon headquarters this summer
After the job cuts, effective June 28, about 740 employees will have been impacted in the retailer’s home state.
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Courtesy of Figs
Figs recycled over 40K healthcare professional’s scrubs in trade-in program
The “Scrubs That Don’t Suck” campaign launched April 1 and ends on Earth Day as the brand hit its participation goal.
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Courtesy of Universal Standard
Universal Standard launches size exchange program
The campaign, dubbed Fit Liberty, allows customers to replace items with ones in a different size at no cost.
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Courtesy of Lowe's
Lowe’s taps DoorDash for on-demand deliveries
Products can be purchased directly on the DoorDash app and the move is a way to “reach new DIY customers,” the home improvement retailer said.
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