The retail and consumer goods industries will change more in the next 10 years than they have over the past 40. One primary force is responsible: digitalization. By Accenture
Walmart said on Tuesday it entered into a strategic partnership with Microsoft Corp for wider use of cloud and artificial intelligence technology, in a sign of major rivals of Amazon.com …
German sportswear giant Adidas announced on Monday it will switch to using only recycled polyester in its shoes and clothing in a bid to make the business more environmentally friendly. …
Nike by Melrose is open for business. It’s the first of the company’s Nike Live concept stores and got its name because it sits literally on Melrose Avenue, in the …
Tesla is ending its partnership with Home Depot and removing its branded kiosks from as many as 800 of the home improvement chain’s 1,980-some U.S. stores by the end of the year, …
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” This is the opening phrase of the opening paragraph from “A Tale of Two Cities” by the immortal …
Coca-Cola Co. and Walgreens are working together on a summer “Coke Happy Hour” promotion for the fourth straight year — dangling a weekly “buy one, get one free” digital coupon for the manufacturer’s …
Burberry has started its new financial year with an uptick in like-for-like sales, but the figure is a slowdown compared to the same period last year while retail revenue remained …
“We’ve come a long way from making cider in the back of the barn,” says Brian Nicholson, a third-generation owner of juice maker Red Jacket Orchards. Growing up, Nicholson helped …
Walmart made waves with its launch this spring of Jetblack, the retailer’s concierge shopping service targeting “time-strapped urban parents.” Currently available by invitation only in Manhattan and Brooklyn, the service is generating …
A new beauty industry report has projected the global vegan cosmetics market will reach $20.8 billion by 2025, propelled by millennials. Brands already in the space include Urban Decay, Arbonne, …
Target launched its first private label electronics brand, Heyday, early this month. Encompassing more than 150 tech accessories ranging in price from $4.99 to $59.99, the line includes a round, …