Ikea launches As-is service online

Ikea Family members are now able to browse and reserve gently used products online to pick up in store.

By Tatiana Walk-Morris • April 7, 2023

Walmart to install EV chargers at thousands of stores by 2030

The big-box retailer already has around 1,300 chargers at 280 of its sites but plans to further leverage its vast store network. 

By Jessica Loder • April 7, 2023

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How retailers are deploying in-store technology

Payment systems, self-checkout stations and home visualization tech are just a few of the areas getting attention from retailers as they rethink the store experience.

By Retail Dive staff

Bath & Body Works CFO stepping down this summer

The retailer is also creating two new executive roles: chief customer officer and chief digital and technology officer.

By Nate Delesline III • April 6, 2023

Amazon to close UK-based Book Depository

The online book seller, which was acquired by Amazon in 2011, will shut down on April 26.

By Kaarin Moore • April 6, 2023

Levi’s gets a grip on inventory as denim rebounds

Promotions helped clear a glut, but hurt Q1 margins, as lower-income consumers continue to pull back. But the brand is taking market share.

By Daphne Howland • April 6, 2023

Quiet Platforms head departs as American Eagle’s logistics arm struggles

The retailer said that while "Quiet’s third party business has grown nicely, it has not achieved the plans we envisioned."

By Alejandra Carranza • April 6, 2023

Bed Bath & Beyond faces lawsuit over Harmon layoffs

A former store manager says the company violated state and federal law by failing to give proper notice under the WARN Act.

By Nate Delesline III • April 5, 2023

Walmart banks on stores, robots as it stokes e-commerce

The retail giant expects that within three years, 55% of its fulfillment center volume will move through automated facilities, and a whopping 65% of its stores will be automated to some extent.

By Daphne Howland • April 5, 2023

Kind CEO aims to reach more consumers, bring the brand to other parts of the store

In an interview, Russell Stokes talked about price increases, how products are faring in the current environment and changes in shopping behaviors.

By Christopher Doering • April 5, 2023

Best Buy launches mail-in tech recycling program

Consumers can order a small recycling box for $22.99 or a medium box for $29.99 to have their electronics recycled. 

By Kaarin Moore • April 5, 2023

Wage violations among textile manufacturers remain rampant, DOL reports

Contractors in Southern California were found to frequently underpay garment workers, in one case paying them as little as $1.58 an hour.

By Kate Magill • April 5, 2023

Which mall in this California city can survive?

A real estate mogul made his mark on three major shopping centers in Sonoma County wine country. His original vision from 1950 may be the winner.

By Daphne Howland • April 5, 2023

Walmart lays off over 2,300 warehouse workers

Cuts have hit distribution centers in Texas and Pennsylvania, as information about the total impact of layoffs slowly trickles out.

By Nate Delesline III • April 4, 2023

David’s Bridal adds ‘hundreds’ of bridesmaid dresses under $100

With three new pricing tiers, the retailer is aiming to offer a broader selection of affordable dresses for price-conscious shoppers.

By Tatiana Walk-Morris • April 4, 2023

Revlon will wipe out $2.7B in debt as it exits bankruptcy later this month

The cosmetics giant will leave Chapter 11 as a private company in coming weeks, with $285 million in fresh liquidity and $1.5 billion in debt.

By Daphne Howland • April 4, 2023

Foxtrot promotes Liz Williams to CEO

As the former CFO takes her new post, the company’s previous chief executive, co-founder Mike LaVitola, is moving into the chairman role.

By Jessica Loder • April 4, 2023

Inventory up 34% at PVH as orders ship faster, earlier

As supply chain disruption eases, the owner of the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands is getting back to normal product flow.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 4, 2023

Former Bed Bath & Beyond CEO sues over unpaid severance

Mark Tritton alleges that the retailer stopped payments on his $6.76 million severance agreement in January.

By Nate Delesline III • April 3, 2023

Walmart rolls out more improvements to website, app

The retail giant’s e-commerce is now growing faster than Amazon's.

By Daphne Howland • April 3, 2023

Express faces NYSE delisting

The apparel retailer may enact a reverse stock split — subject to board and stockholder approval — in order to reach compliance. 

By Kaarin Moore • April 3, 2023

Boxed files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

The company intends to sell its software business while it winds down retail operations over the next several weeks.

By Jeff Wells • April 3, 2023

3 years later: How COVID-19 exposed the vulnerability of suppliers and workers to the power of big buyers

A tidal wave of order cancellations in early 2020 had dire repercussions for laborers and their families. The consequences are still being felt.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 3, 2023

6 key actions to help retailers overcome decarbonization barriers

A survey of 500+ senior executives reveals the six key actions retailers can take to overcome decarbonization barriers.

By Blake Cundiff, Retail Strategic Account Manager, ENGIE Impact • April 3, 2023

Bed Bath & Beyond again warns of bankruptcy as it seeks to sell $300M in stock

The retailer terminated an earlier deal with Hudson Bay Capital Management that sought to raise over $1 billion.

By Nate Delesline III • March 31, 2023

The Weekly Closeout: Apple introduces a pay later option and Walmart gives early access to Oreos

An initial version of a BNPL service was introduced by Apple, while Walmart+ members get first dibs on the cookie brand’s new Blackout Cake flavor.

By Retail Dive Staff • March 31, 2023