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Walmart CEO Doug McMillon
Success
Walmart CEO says he can’t think of a single job that won’t be changed by AI—here’s how today’s workforce can prepare
By Jessica CoacciSeptember 30, 2025
Dollar Shave Club CEO says the company is returning to its irreverent roots after Unilever ‘neutered the voice of the brand’
C-Suite
Dollar Shave Club CEO says the company is returning to its irreverent roots after Unilever ‘neutered the voice of the brand’
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 30, 2025
A customer shops for furniture at an IKEA store on September 26, 2025 in Emeryville, California.
Economy
Wall Street sees no ‘material drawback’ in stocks thanks to consumers, says Fed’s Hammack—problem is, shoppers are increasingly shaky
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 29, 2025
Amazon Prime settlement: How to claim up to $51, who qualifies, and when refunds arrive
Big Tech
Amazon Prime settlement: How to claim up to $51, who qualifies, and when refunds arrive
By Ashley LutzSeptember 26, 2025
Shoppers wait to check out inside a Costco store in Napa, California, US, on Monday, Sept. 22, 2025.
Economy
If you can’t work out why you’re struggling when the economy is doing OK, it’s because you’re on the losing side
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 25, 2025
People walk in a shopping district along 5th Avenue in Manhattan on July 14, 2025, in New York City.
Economy
The economy is reliant on the ‘fortunes of the well-to-do’ says Moody’s—if the ultra-rich get nervy that means recession
By Eleanor PringleSeptember 17, 2025
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol’s turnaround plan—and whether analysts think he’s earning his $100 million pay package
Banking
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol’s turnaround plan—and whether analysts think he’s earning his $100 million pay package
By Molly Liebergall and Morning BrewSeptember 12, 2025
In this economy, even the affluent are a ‘more cautious consumer,’ Sweetgreen CEO warns. Chipotle and Cava are hurting too
Finance
In this economy, even the affluent are a ‘more cautious consumer,’ Sweetgreen CEO warns. Chipotle and Cava are hurting too
By Ashley LutzAugust 14, 2025
Robot
AI
UBS took a sweeping look at the AI revolution and concluded the ‘visible’ impact is at least 3 years away for consumer firms
By Nick LichtenbergAugust 1, 2025
An Amazon contract worker pulls a cart of packages for delivery in New York, US, on Monday, April 22, 2024.
Retail
Exclusive: From Valentine’s Day strawberries to college printers, these are America’s most-purchased items on Amazon Prime
By Eleanor PringleJune 21, 2025
Dior on Bond Street on 1st June 2025 in London, United Kingdom.
Retail
Luxury’s $1.7 trillion headache: The sector lost 50 million customers last year and is struggling with selfie-happy Gen Z
By Eleanor PringleJune 19, 2025
Ty Haney
Newsletters
Exclusive: Outdoor Voices founder Ty Haney raises $11 million for her second startup
By Emma Hinchliffe and Nina AjemianJune 11, 2025
How Keurig Dr Pepper CEO Tim Cofer secured one of the biggest coups of his career, a $1.65 billion deal for an energy drink giant
Finance
How Keurig Dr Pepper CEO Tim Cofer secured one of the biggest coups of his career, a $1.65 billion deal for an energy drink giant
By Shawn TullyJune 11, 2025
woman buying something online
Economy
About 73% of Americans doing at least OK in Fed survey
By Jonnelle Marte and BloombergMay 28, 2025
Sweetgreen CEO Jonathan Neman
Retail
While nearly everything gets more expensive, Sweetgreen CEO defends $16 salads, imploring customers to think about the long-term cost of their health
By Sydney LakeMay 5, 2025
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