Sept. 11, 2025
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
If you were unable to attend our live event yesterday previewing the upcoming holiday season, you can catch a recording here.
Tune in to hear from executives at top retailers, including J.C. Penney and Target, as well as industry experts as they break down what to expect during retail’s all-important fourth quarter.
As always, thank you for being a reader.
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The mass retailer is opening seven new locations in October, with a majority topping its square-foot chain average.
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The company, previously known as Sundance Living, recently had an involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition filed by creditors.
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Older generations are cutting back a bit or even spending more, but these younger consumers’ budgets are down nearly a quarter, the firm found.
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Retailers can unlock high-performing experiences by activating first-party data with privacy and compliance at the core.
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The drugstore retailer, now under a new owner, is making a play for the market segment following the bankruptcy of Party City.
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The buy now, pay later giant says the availability of its services at retailers such as Walmart and Macy’s correlates strongly to future growth.
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This webinar explores how retailers are leveraging AI to optimize front- and back-of-house operations:
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Maly Bernstein, who has led the beauty business for four years, decided to step down and will leave the company at the end of September.
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Smart brands are discovering that invisible tech creates the most meaningful customer connections. Explore strategies for using AI to enhance rather than replace human interactions in this webinar.
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