Aug. 19, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for retail leaders
The retailer is adding and expanding categories via third-party sellers, from seasonal decor to musical instruments, and will allow shoppers to return purchases in store.
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Now leading the brand is Christine Vellani, who has worked in merchandising and new business at the lingerie giant for nearly six years.
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The home improvement retailer notched a 1% comp sales gain, below analysts’ estimates, as consumers take on fewer large discretionary projects.
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Consumers aren’t chasing brands—they’re chasing meaning. Learn five ways to meet them where it matters.
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Nevertheless, a Circana report found U.S. footwear sales fell 1% from January to June, with the fashion and outdoor categories leading the declines.
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A shop-in-shop deal ends as both companies get back to retail basics. Analysts weigh in on the move while Bank of America downgraded Target.
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From integrating AI-powered insights to upgrading POS systems, today’s retail businesses need technology that adapts just as fast as the market does. Learn how modular tech can help in
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Returns are a critical and increasingly costly aspect of modern retail, with the volume of returns reaching nearly the $1 trillion mark in 2024. Explore modern returns policies in this Trendline.
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