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Party City closing

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 snacks

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

NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 30: Tara Simon, Carol Hamilton, Monica Arnaudo and Kecia Steelman attend The Fragrance Foundation Circle Of Champions Honoring Carol Hamilton at The Onyx Room at The Park Hyatt New York on October 30, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Aurora Rose/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

The 12 major retail executive moves this month that you need to know

By Retail Brew and Erin Cabrey

Costco worker at check-out line

18,000 Costco workers threaten to strike and ‘won’t work a day past Jan. 31’ if their contract demands aren’t met

woman drinking green smoothie

Athletic Greens is ‘ready to start saying yes’ to new products. AG1 will expand and is projected to reach $600 million in revenue this year

By Retail Brew and Erin Cabrey

Gen alpha kid

Gen Alpha is so online that 95% of their parents learn about brands from them, survey says

By Jeena Sharma, Retail Brew, and others

Andy Jassy

Andy Jassy sums it up for corporate America: ‘Customers are shopping, but remain cautious’

By Alex Vuocolo, Retail Brew, and others

Michaels

Michaels defies inflation, cutting prices on over 5,000 items, seeing ‘constant rollbacks’ for next 6 to 12 months

By Alex Vuocolo, Retail Brew, and others

Shopping cart

The road to America’s wallet is through its gut—and retailers see green in the rising Sun Belt

By Katishi Maake, Retail Brew, and others

Costco

Costco’s former CFO on ‘when, not if’ the $60 membership fee will go up: ‘It’s not some big analytical formula’

By Alex Vuocolo, Retail Brew, and others