Speakers noted that the role of physical retail spaces in a digital world is not to sell products, but to provide what online shopping can’t.
Bell and Howell and OrderDynamics teamed for the “state of the industry” report.
Payless ShoeSource filed for bankruptcy last week.
Weekly sales rose 2.7 percent, year-over-year.
The survey from BRP noted that just over half of retailers surveyed see personalization as a top priority.
Both clothing stores and departments stores shed workers last month.
The U.S. Labor Department doesn’t count warehouse and fulfillment center jobs as “retail.”
Kevin Finnegan is joining the company’s board of advisers.
Retail sale rose in June, but clothing stores and department stores lost out.
The wellness beverage company is focused on selling its product via text and sees physical retail as a means of storytelling and consumer engagement.
A new report from The Conference Board projects slowed retail job growth as e-commerce expansion moderates.
Investors bargain-hunted stocks following strong quarterly results, which resulted in more winners than losers so far this year.
James Ingram, chief executive officer of Splashlight, explains.
Emily Webster, senior designer and technologist at experience design studio ESI Design, discusses how stores and malls should use technology to reimagine the shopping experience.
Technology has forever changed the way we shop, but despite a lot of flashy headlines, it hasn’t really created the retail apocalypse we’ve all read about.