Oct. 6, 2021
| This week's marketing news and insights for retail leaders
The latest survey indicates that Nike remains the top apparel brand for teens, with Lululemon, Crocs and Converse gaining market share.
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Timing of what the e-commerce giant is calling "Back Friday-worthy" promotions resembles last year's delayed Prime Day event.
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The retailer is close to its goal of rolling out at least eight owned brands by the end of the fiscal year as part of its broader three-year turnaround plan.
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Retailers used print in new ways during the pandemic to better communicate with customers and staff, and are eager to continue leveraging print to maximize in-person communications.
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The department store tried to salvage its lucrative Sephora partnership just as it entered bankruptcy last year.
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In its latest bid to be a fashion destination, Walmart is adding to its assortment of children's apparel months after partnering with tween brand Justice.
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The department store invested in the luxury plus-size apparel company in 2019.
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The service, which costs about $200 a year, offers members access to Geek Squad support, special pricing, free delivery and standard installation.
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