The men’s wear company’s recovery could hinge on putting the body measurement tool in hundreds of Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank stores.
The iPhone company’s massive growth got cemented in a time when Big Tech faces scrutiny for being too big.
The hedge fund, a loud critic of the Mytheresa transfer, interfered in the reorganization process, the U.S. trustee in the case said.
The pandemic has spawned an exodus from big cities to suburban settings.
Expert says recent suspension of Amazon Shipping underscores the ongoing need for more trained long-haul truck drivers as the economy copes with a shifting market.
TechStyle is combining its precision in inventory management with corporate social responsibility.
The e-commerce site invites in new brands after first-quarter results show it is back to pre-COVID-19 levels of business.
He has partnered with several former Saks merchants to create the men’s, women’s and home site.
Editor-in-chief Radhika Jones made the announcement at the same time as revealing a number of other changes to the masthead.
The content production company will enhance Accenture Interactive in reinventing client content creation.
A bill to tighten up laws around worker pay is possibly at its last stop before hitting the governor’s desk, but costs are being scrutinized.
Oprah Winfrey dished on what the future of her 20-year-long collaboration with Hearst Magazines will look like.
Le Tote, the bankrupt parent company of L&T, continues to seek a buyer as Lord & Taylor liquidates stores.
Amber Atherton on how digital communities are becoming a key part of the brand playbook.
“Our domestic core commerce business has fully recovered to pre-COVID-19 levels across the board.”
She’s the second major hire this month by the specialty retailer, which recruited Muriel Gonzalez as executive vice president, chief merchandising and marketing officer.
The online marketplace is modernizing its platform to meet the evolving needs of its shoppers.
Here’s what companies and brands need to know.
The dispute revolves around what the retailer believes it rightfully owes the open-air center when it temporarily closed due to the pandemic.
As most of retail struggles, the top companies are offering the right merchandise mix, level of service and fulfillment capabilities to drive sales.
Andrew Furman discusses effectively using social media in brand marketing strategies.
The outlook for holiday spending is dim, according to Coresight Research.
The off-price giant is fortified by a $6.6 billion cash hoard.
Profits surged more than 81 percent during the quarter, with both in-store and digital sales growth.
The transaction is expected to finalize in early September.
Franklin Chu discusses luxury retail experiences that are thriving among young shoppers.
An executive from Dynamic Yield weighs in on the pandemic-driven holiday season.
Searches for “USPS merch” were up 900 percent last month. “Young people” are part of the hype for saving the United States Postal Service.
Saskia van Gendt comes from Method and is trained as an environmental scientist. Her strategy for Rothy’s is collaborative and holistic.
Amazon’s latest move brings thousands of new tech and corporate jobs to six U.S. cities — especially New York.
The luxury center’s ceo says the property is ready to pivot and come up with a plan if Saks vacates.
Three research reports this week uncovered consumer spending trends and the dependence shoppers have on Amazon.
Sales of clothing and home goods were down 29.9 percent over the two months ending Aug. 8.
Amanda Smith’s appointment is part of a strategic shift that will for the first time bring all of PMC’s leading fashion brands under a single leadership and growth strategy.
After appearing on season 22 of “The Bachelor,” Burnham-Luyendyk wound up marrying the lead last year.
How a newly public focus on diversity and gender equality will look in different markets, like GQ Middle East, remains to be seen.