Kate Bowers

Companies from Trader Joe’s to Nike have reworked their podcast content to connect with staff and customers during the coronavirus pandemic.

How retailers retooled podcasts to connect with customers and staff during the coronavirus pandemic

Big changes hit the apparel industry during the 2010s—and much of it was driven by consumers’ demands.

During the 2010s, Consumers Made Big Demands of the Apparel Industry

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Fashion Retailers Search for Fixes for the Post-Holiday Return Season

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Malls of Tomorrow Will Be Less Big Box, More Lifestyle, and Play Well With E-Commerce Too

Gap Inc. CEO search

With Gap Inc.’s CEO Out and Sales Falling, Who Will Turn the Company Around?

TB12 founders Tom Brady and Alex Guerrero

Patriots’ QB Tom Brady Is Already Working on His Retirement Brand

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Kardashian Kloset Catapults the Famous Family Into the Resale Industry

CBD Beauty Products

As Walgreens, CVS, and Kroger Get Set to Stock CBD Beauty Products, Here’s What You Need to Know

Bye, Athleisure. Lululemon and Athleta Want You to Live Your Best ‘Ath-Lifestyle’

The Tamara Mellon truck shoe salon parked in Boston Seaport, a hub of pop-up stores.

Testing the Luxury Shoe Market With a Salon on Wheels

You can dine for free forever at Olive Garden—with a hard-to-get, $500 Lifetime Pasta Pass.

Olive Garden Carbo-Loads Its Popular Pasta Promotion

Bloomingdale’s is starting a subscription fashion box for women, the latest entrant in the rental clothing business.

Fashion Rental Competition Is Increasing

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Rebooting Converse: Should the Brand Play Hard to Get?

A Tie-Dye Frappuccino, Starbucks’ latest novelty drink, quickly became a darling of social media.

Groovy: Starbucks Serves Up Tie-Dye Frappuccinos

Sweden v USA: Group F - 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup France

Women’s World Cup: Who’s Up for a Big Payday?