
Primark Sets Its Sights on the States
Primark’s strategic U.S. expansion started 10 years ago and is a master plan in calculated retail growth that could fundamentally reshape America’s affordable fashion landscape. Primark has 450 stores worldwide and 33 in the States.
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How Digital Technology Is Revolutionizing Merchandising
The death of the traditional end cap isn’t just about technology—it’s about data. These digital displays are collection engines, gathering

You’ll Need a Video Game Strategy for Next Gens
The key to tapping into gaming communities is authenticity — the most successful brand activations don’t just show a potential

Office Wear Isn’t What It Used to Be, Thank Goodness
Well, Gen Zs entered the workforce, and everyone (over the age of 45) seems to be weighing in on one
Experience

The Soft Power Shift: What It Means for U.S. Brands
For U.S. brands, soft power is a valuable asset to be leveraged more effectively than competitors. U.S. brands may not

It’s U.S. Open Time: Pro Athletes Help Brands Win
Partnerships between brands and sports figures are becoming more popular, but now female athletes are starting to show a stronger

Collectible Dolls Are Reborn
There is no age limit for doll collecting. In fact, it tends to grow with age. Among doll collectors, kids’
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Opinion

American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney Ad Spawns a Culture War
The American Eagle disaster proves that retailers can no longer afford to confuse stock market performance with DEI awareness. Not

Work from Home – Privilege or Imperative?
Is work from home a privilege or a necessity? Discover why leaders must balance employee desires with the needs of

American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney Ad Spawns a Culture War
The American Eagle disaster proves that retailers can no longer afford to confuse stock market performance with DEI awareness. Not

Work from Home – Privilege or Imperative?
Is work from home a privilege or a necessity? Discover why leaders must balance employee desires with the needs of

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Technology

Electronics Retailers Can Shift the Future of PFAS: Here’s How
For retailers, the message is stark: what begins in chemical plants and semiconductor fabs doesn’t stay there. It flows directly

The AI Agent Survival Guide for Retailers
Once AI has unfettered access to product data, it becomes much harder to control the terms of engagement. The brands

Amazon’s Showrunner Bet for Retail Media
Showrunner brings new risks. How will Amazon manage IP ownership for user-generated content? Can it maintain quality control while scaling
Management

Will an American Icon Go Italian?
WK Kellogg founder Will Keith Kellogg invented his cornflakes in 1894, with the cereal group growing to become arguably the
Lead Like Her: Kimberly Minor’s Gift of Intuition and Grit
Here’s an impressive retail transformation story. Kimberly Minor, CEO of WOCRA and Interim Executive Director at The Ohio State University
Operations

The Downsizing of America: Kraft Heinz’s Breakup Is Just the Beginning
The Kraft Heinz downsizing gives retailers permission to finally act on that reality. Having to walk past 40,000+ items to

Is Drone Delivery the Last Mile Solution?
Regulation doesn’t erase the core question: Are drones actually the future of last-mile delivery, or are they another shiny object

Shipping Logistics at a Crossroads
Retailers with rail-heavy networks may need to reevaluate their long-term exposure. That doesn’t mean abandoning rail altogether, but it does