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Retail roulette: How Trump’s tariffs altered buying
Ever-changing tariff rates have introduced uncertainty and confusion for retail buyers. But could they also present an opportunity for new supply chain strategies?
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Bath & Body Works to launch on Amazon
The retailer will start with a small assortment of its products on the marketplace next year as it works to capture sales lost to the gray market.
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QVC launches holiday pop-up in New York City
The two-day event, featuring Kathy Hilton as Mrs. Claus, is spread across 10 rooms including the Claus-et, Yuletide Lounge, Kringle Kitchenette and Haute Chocolate Bar.
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Google delivers new AI shopping tools in time for the holidays
The features include price tracking and the ability for AI to call stores to ask if products are in-stock.
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Target adds $1B to store, tech investments as it deepens AI usage
Incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke said he was “frustrated” with the retailer’s performance in Q3, as net sales and comps both declined.
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How Walmart is deploying the Grinch to boost holiday marketing
The Dr. Seuss icon, played by Walton Goggins, appears in new ads and a Times Square takeover showcasing deals on products like the Switch 2.
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Foot Locker backs out of HQ relocation to Florida
After a reevaluation following its sale to Dick’s Sporting Goods, the retailer will no longer move its corporate base to Florida.
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Target to launch ChatGPT app with multi-item baskets, fresh food
The mass retailer is deepening its work with OpenAI as consumers continue to turn to generative chatbots for shopping support.
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The Weekly Closeout: Spirit Christmas opens and Revlon develops first Champion fragrance
The sister brand of Spirit Halloween opened locations across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions, while Champion's scent collection will debut in 2027.
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Levi’s picks Microsoft to deploy ‘super-agent’
The apparel giant said it will launch a "complex agentic framework" in 2026 that will integrate several sub-agents across IT, HR and operations.
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E.l.f. bets on power of sound for kinder social media algorithms
A campaign timed to World Kindness Day includes audiovisual stories designed to interrupt consumers’ feeds and combat doomscrolling.
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How consumers will get through the holidays
Inflation, tariffs and unemployment are taking a toll on shoppers, affecting how they will spend this year.
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From comfort to court: Skechers’ quest to become a performance brand
Best known for its slip-on shoes, the footwear retailer has moved decidedly into everything from golf to basketball in its search for more share.
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CFO exits Calvin Klein parent amid longrunning turnaround
PVH, which also runs Tommy Hilfiger, has launched a global search to replace Zac Coughlin, who arrived nearly four years ago.
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Old Navy taps DoorDash for same-day deliveries
The effort, which comes amid increased interest in on-demand apparel deliveries, allows shoppers to order denim, holiday-themed pajamas and more.
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Dollar General taps new operations, merchandising chiefs
Emily Taylor continues her 25-year career at the retailer by taking on the COO position. The company also eliminated its executive vice president of strategy and development role.
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Nuuly subscribers can now return items at Urban Outfitters stores
Subscribers to the apparel rental company can see faster processing and instant updates as part of the new service.
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Crocs promotes Adidas vet to lead Heydude
Rupert Campbell arrived at the brand in March and now takes on new responsibilities, following the promotion of former brand chief Terence Reilly.
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Rhone names chief operating officer
Matthew Wallace joins the DTC activewear brand with over three decades of experience, including with Walmart and PVH Corp.
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Under Armour breaks with Steph Curry as restructuring program expands
After more than a decade of working together, the NBA star and his Curry Brand will separate from Under Armour.
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Cybercrime groups team with organized crime in massive cargo theft campaigns
Financially motivated hackers are using remote monitoring and access tools against trucking and freight companies, Proofpoint warns.
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Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire, John Furner to succeed
McMillon will step down from the top position in January after more than four decades at the company. He will remain as an adviser through fiscal 2027.
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In an AI world, Nordstrom is leaning into human care
AI has a role to play, but when customers "really want the face-to-face, eye-to-eye, voice-to-voice connection,” the retailer is there to meet the need, Nordstrom’s Heather Bissell said.
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On says tariff-driven price increases have been ‘very well received’
The athletics brand plans to sell at full price this holiday season and stressed that its affluent customer base is “not price sensitive.”
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Shoe Carnival to rebrand as Shoe Station Group
The change, subject to shareholder approval, comes as 90% of its fleet is expected to operate as Shoe Station stores by the end of fiscal 2028.
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