Sept. 5, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for retail leaders
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3G Capital will take the footwear brand private next week. Meanwhile, Gap Inc. CEO Richard Dickson sees work to do in brick and mortar.
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The mass retailer will debut training for employees in 2026 through a partnership with the company behind ChatGPT.
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The retailer, facing stalled growth in the U.S., is overhauling its design and development process as it looks to bring in more newness, faster.
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Building loyalty in a post-pandemic world. It’s about relevance, not just rewards.
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Prime Invitee, which technically ended a decade ago, allowed users to share free shipping with people outside their household.
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The brand is working to realign around sports and encourage young athletes in a climate marked by sociopolitical contention and economic pressure.
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Delivery, workforce needs, store count and fulfillment are all being reexamined by major players and small retailers alike. Explore how Walmart is testing dark stores to accelerate its delivery efforts in
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The retailer’s latest performance demonstrates consumer resilience in the category, though analysts poked at the company’s operating margin expectations.
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At the Goldman Sachs Global Retailing Conference Thursday, Gap Inc. CEO Richard Dickson called these high-margin “sleeper categories” that its customers want.
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From AI-powered checkouts and smart inventory systems to digital fitting rooms and contactless payments, retailers are reimagining the in-store experience with new tech. Learn more in this Trendline.
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