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  • GoPuff delivery driverRetail

    Gopuff debuts tariff-resistant program that makes bulk-sized products up to 50% cheaper than single units

    By Erin Cabrey and Retail Brew
  • women working in manufacturingRetail

    Tariffs can be a boon for ‘Made in America’ products in the long term, but for now they’re ‘nerve-racking,’ manufacturer says

    By Alex Vuocolo and Retail Brew
  • Snoop Dogg and long-time pal Warren G as they link up for a blunt session — to sell consumers high-quality and innovative products from Solo Stove.Retail

    The company behind the Solo Stove just got delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after its stock was trading at an ‘abnormally low price’

    By Alex Vuocolo and Retail Brew
  • woman online shoppingRetail

    Online shopping isn’t satisfying consumers’ needs for retail therapy anymore, survey shows

    By Jeena Sharma and Retail Brew
  • woman picking up groceries from front porchRetail

    It’s been 5 years since the pandemic began, but nearly 60% of consumers still buy their groceries online

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  • Houston, Texas, USA – March 13, 2022: A customer walking into a Target store in Houston. USA. Target Corporation is an American big box department store chain.Retail

    Target’s foot traffic keeps falling amid boycotts and slashed DEI efforts—and it could be a problem that ‘isn’t going to go away’ for the retailer, expert says

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  • customer with cart at TargetRetail

    Target can’t get its footing after its DEI program demise and a 40-day boycott against the retailer. Foot traffic at stores is down for the eighth consecutive week

    By Andrew Adam Newman and Retail Brew
  • people walking past target storeRetail

    Target was banking on Easter to help boost sluggish sales. But then came the church-initiated boycotts of the retailer

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  • Coscto worker checking receiptRetail

    Costco workers now officially make $31 an hour—and can expect raises for the next two years

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  • A young woman shoplifting (stealing) merchandise in a convenience store.Retail

    Shoplifting has become so rampant nearly 60% of shoppers say they feel safer shopping online than in store

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  • A group of diverse professionals are brainstorming ideas while standing around a glass wall with sticky notes.Leadership

    Forever 21’s DEI head pleads for her job as companies cut diversity-related roles: ‘We’re not the monster some people view us as’

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  • Shoppers at a Walmart store in Secaucus, New Jersey, US, on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. Walmart is revamping more than 800 store locations and adding high-end products. Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesRetail

    Walmart may have mastered the dupe, but one exec says the company’s recent fashion success is thanks to its food business. It’s ‘a competitive differentiator that only we can deliver on’

    By Retail Brew and Alex Vuocolo
  • MIAMI, FLORIDA – MAY 20: A customer shops at a Target store on May 20, 2024 in Miami, Florida. Target announced plans to cut prices on thousands of consumer basics as inflation cuts into household budgets. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Retail

    Target backtracking its DEI efforts backfired. Store traffic dropped nearly 10% after the company’s move to conclude its diversity-related goals and initiatives

    By Retail Brew and Andrew Adam Newman
  • Party City closingRetail

    Bucking the ‘retail apocalypse,’ Dollar Tree and Five Below snatched up nearly 150 defunct Party City stores in auctions this month

    By Retail Brew and Alex Vuocolo
  • Super Bowl party snacksRetail

    Super Bowl viewers are expected to beat their $670 million spend on snacks from last year totaling 107 million pounds

    By Retail Brew and Erin Cabrey