Hibbett debuts kids-focused app, e-commerce site

Just in time for back-to-school season, Hibbett Kids features personalized content, product drops and flexible payment options. 

By Tatiana Walk-Morris • June 23, 2025

Amazon touts AI upgrades for forecasting, deliveries and robotics

The advancements will help customers get their orders faster and increase product availability, the company said.

By Max Garland • June 23, 2025

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Digital innovation and technology trends in retail

Generative AI and TikTok Shop have replaced the metaverse and NFTs as the hot topics of the day — here’s a look at how brands are using them.

By Retail Dive staff

Tailored Brands taps former J.C. Penney merchant John Tighe as CEO

Peter Sachse will become executive chairman of the board as a result and said the planned succession is a hallmark of a strong organization.

By Dani James • June 20, 2025

Lululemon to lay off 150 corporate staff amid struggles in North America

Inventory at the athleisure giant is piling up as newer entrants in the space take share, and sales in its largest market are slowing.

By Daphne Howland • June 20, 2025

The Weekly Closeout: Authentic hires an Amazon vet, Dôen secures funding

Tim Derner joined the brand management firm as the global head of marketplaces, while the apparel brand closed on a Series A funding round.

By Retail Dive Staff • June 20, 2025

NikeSkims launch pushed back due to production delays

The first collection was set to debut this spring, but the two teams are working to ensure they drop the right product at the right time, a spokesperson said.

By Cara Salpini • June 20, 2025

Sam’s Club offers temporary price cuts on 1K products

The retailer is dropping prices on select summer items through July 22 as its parent company, Walmart, warns tariffs could raise prices.

By Tatiana Walk-Morris • June 20, 2025

Investor slams Victoria’s Secret ‘super squad’ leadership as inexperienced, ineffectual

Barington Capital wants the Angels back and says CEO Hillary Super lacks focus. The retailer says it’s confident in its “new and experienced leadership.”

By Daphne Howland • June 20, 2025

Hasbro cuts 3% of workforce

The toy company has been undergoing a turnaround effort, which includes a $1 billion cost-savings objective.

By Kaarin Moore • June 18, 2025

JD Sports opens Las Vegas flagship

The nearly 29,000-square-foot location builds on the retailer’s plans to expand its presence in the North American market.

By Howard Ruben • June 18, 2025

Nordstrom to open Local concept in Brooklyn, eyes San Francisco location

The department store, which once called Nordstrom Local the future of the company, is growing the fleet after years of stalling on the concept.

By Kaarin Moore • June 18, 2025

Amazon’s Andy Jassy warns of job cuts due to generative AI

The CEO told employees in a letter to embrace the change the tech presents in order to remain competitive within the company.

By Dani James • June 18, 2025

Amazon opens robotic fulfillment center in Massachusetts

The nearly 3 million square-foot-facility features hundreds of robots equipped to lift up to 1,500 pounds each.

By Kelly Stroh • June 18, 2025

How Bob’s, Ikea are bucking the trend of furniture retail stagnation

The segment, which grew during the height of the pandemic, has been contracting. However, value players are opening locations — and poised to take market share.

By Shefali Kapadia • June 18, 2025

Kirkland’s tightens ties to Bed Bath & Beyond, rebrands as ‘Brand House Collective’

The company, which also reported Q1 sales and profit declines, said Kirkland's stores will turn into Bed Bath & Beyond Home locations.

By Daphne Howland • June 17, 2025

Mattel brings AI to the toy box with OpenAI partnership

The toy company and AI powerhouse will announce their first product together later this year.

By Xanayra Marin-Lopez • June 17, 2025

At Home blames bankruptcy on tariffs, consumer uncertainty

The private equity-owned company’s latest Chapter 11 filing comes at an awkward time for a retailer dependent on holiday sales for 40% of its revenue.

By Daphne Howland • June 16, 2025

5 years after US bankruptcy, Roots notches third quarter of sales growth

As part of a multiyear strategy, the Canadian brand is closing underperforming stores, upgrading its fleet and investing in marketing.

By Cara Salpini • June 16, 2025

Canada Goose prioritizes year-round relevance with second Haider Ackermann collection

The collection uses lightweight fabrics to reimagine classic cold weather styles and comes as the retailer looks to broaden its assortment.

By Howard Ruben • June 16, 2025

Is the US undermining ‘Made in America’ apparel manufacturing?

When it comes to reshoring garment manufacturing, the Trump administration’s tariffs are at odds with its immigration crackdown.

By Daphne Howland • June 16, 2025

Peloton names fourth chief marketing officer in 5 years

With past experience at Apple, Amazon and Netflix, Megan Imbres’ background aligns with how Peloton is looking to grow its business.

By Peter Adams • June 13, 2025

Saks Global says it’s back on track with vendors, won’t close stores

The company told BMO Capital Markets it has mostly repaired supplier relationships, though luxury brands tell other analysts its ability to pay remains a top concern.

By Daphne Howland • June 13, 2025

The Weekly Closeout: Michaels rolls out Summerween and Shakira’s beauty brand debuts

The crafts retailer is releasing Halloween decor earlier than ever, while the pop star’s Isima line will launch at Ulta Beauty.

By Retail Dive Staff • June 13, 2025

How Nike CEO Elliott Hill is building out his turnaround team

Eight months in, Hill has changed leadership structures and brought in new hires. At the same time, several long-time executives have retired.

By Cara Salpini • June 12, 2025

Off-price domination continues as department stores yield more share

Sales, profits and margins have been stronger at off-pricers, and that won’t change any time soon, according to a UBS report this week.

By Daphne Howland • June 12, 2025