E-commerce on the rise as Q1 spending jumps 15%

Consumers are spending more online.

By Taylor McKnight • May 15, 2013

Tiffany, Brooks Bros. launch 'Gatsby'-inspired merchandise

Two popular U.S. brands are taking inspiration from Baz Luhrmann's new film.

By Philip Nations • May 13, 2013

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Inside retail supply chains

Companies look to trim expenses and streamline operations during a crutial year for supply chain management. 

By Retail Dive staff

How are bike lanes boosting retail sales in NYC?

Does improved infrastructure equal higher revenue for retail?

By Philip Nations • May 13, 2013

Microsoft to launch its first brick-and-mortar store in Michigan

The company has announced plans for a pair of new storefronts in Detroit.

By Philip Nations • May 10, 2013

Meijer eyes $160M Midwest expansion with 200th store opening

The 190,000 sq. ft. space is a part of a much bigger initiative.

By Philip Nations • May 10, 2013

eBay launches eBay Now app for same-day delivery

Will eBay Now help establish the company’s brick-and-mortar status?

By Philip Nations • May 9, 2013

Head of Groupon retail to join Staples

Who will fill the new opening at Groupon?

By Philip Nations • May 8, 2013

Target continues aggressive expansion in Canada

But the popular U.S. brand now faces competition from other retailers.

By Philip Nations • May 7, 2013

Maker's Mark's big marketing fail somehow proves profitable

How did the company respond to social media backlash from its customers?

By Philip Nations • May 6, 2013

Square makes retail play with big new hire

Experience from PayPal and Safeway could go a long way.

By Brian Warmoth • May 2, 2013

California sues Whole Foods, Trader Joe's over lead-tainted candies

The presence of even minute amounts of harmful chemicals requires a warning label under California law.

By Roger Riddell • May 2, 2013

Fab.com makes a play for offline consumers

But the new venture won't be in the U.S.

By Philip Nations • May 1, 2013

Starbucks expands profits and customer loyalty program

The popular coffee company has aggressive expansion plans.

By Philip Nations • April 29, 2013

Amazon boasts better-than-expected sales figures

The world’s largest online retailer trumps initial predictions by economists.

By Philip Nations • April 26, 2013

Popular storefront brand slashes retail jobs in first quarter

The iconic brand has seen its operating margin fall to 20.8%.

By Philip Nations • April 26, 2013

Samsung aims to be aggressive in U.S. sales push

Will a “hands-on” experience prove pivotal to sales growth?

By Philip Nations • April 25, 2013

Wal-Mart gives suppliers real-time data updates on mobile app

Will the program become a savior for retail labor?

By Philip Nations • April 24, 2013

FedEx now provides more package delivery control to customers

The company's new ‘Delivery Manager’ service will begin nationwide this week.

By Philip Nations • April 24, 2013

Popular U.S. clothing brands ‘trying on’ a new store model

Will ‘reserve-in-store’ encourage customers to spend more?

By Philip Nations • April 22, 2013

World’s largest retail association praises immigration reform

The NRF views immigration reform as an economic and workforce priority for the U.S.

By Philip Nations • April 18, 2013

Major retailers are in high gear to keep up with big data

Many retailers believe the cost to maintain the system yields high rewards in profits.

By Philip Nations • April 17, 2013

Boston retailers alerted, close following marathon bombing

An investigation continues as stores await word to reopen.

By Brian Warmoth • April 16, 2013

Giant Eagle's new self-checkout restrictions—smart move?

The decisions appears to be geared to encourage loyalty account sign-ups. But will it work?

By Brian Warmoth • April 15, 2013

Staff cuts take toll on J.C. Penney

The company's immediate future may look a lot like its pre-Ron Johnson past.

By Brian Warmoth • April 15, 2013

2 million brick-and-mortar stores to offer PayPal option

PayPal speaks candidly about the potential challenges of expansion.

By Philip Nations • April 12, 2013