Nov. 21, 2022
| Today’s news and insights for retail leaders
Wealthy consumers are shrugging off inflation and buying high-end goods at higher prices, but that could soften soon.
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The toy giant bought the business for $4 billion in 2019. It plans to retain some production capabilities to support projects around key brands.
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Families of all income levels are planning to increase their spending during the holiday, as well as their reliance on credit cards.
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As an independent retailer, you’re in a prime position to thrive and be more nimble than big box retail competition in 2022.
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Nike Aventura in Miami mimics the tech features at the company’s other locations and marks yet another investment in data-driven stores.
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Consumers will be relying on credit cards, their savings and heavy discounts in what is shaping up to be an uncertain season for retailers.
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Location data is more important than ever. Learn how to maximize opt-in rates and drive value-based user consent for an always-on strategy.
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The 2,500-square-foot store will be in New York City’s Flatiron District and will feature a space dedicated to local artists and community events.
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The Postal Service will be less reliant on “peak season heroics” this year, an agency representative said at a House subcommittee hearing.
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A multi-branded space features shopping experiences from Ralph Lauren, Nespresso and Chanel.
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To seize market opportunities and create memorable experiences that begin long before the checkout, it’s crucial to take an approach with components that are modular, flexible, and scalable.
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