The company gained share across income levels in 2025, but a weaker sales outlook points to pressure among its core customer base.

The chain sharpens its sub-$4 offers as chains race to win price-sensitive diners.

Amazon widens its purchase funnel: Structured feeds for Shop Direct aim to cement its role as shopping’s starting point.

As growth cools, Fabletics pivots to denim, testing lifestyle expansion beyond leggings.

he company expects its lowest profits since 2009 as weak demand and poor execution hurt performance.

The delivery platform’s limited pilot aims to test consumer appetite and cost efficiencies.

The move comes amid a turnaround push, but discounts alone may not be enough to win back shoppers.

Grocery and fuel spikes threaten to swallow tax-refund tailwinds.

The department store’s sales slide and holiday stumbles persist as it leans into value messaging.

Effective IP expansion and local manufacturing drive outsize gains.

Consumers are prioritizing healthy eating, but still leaving room for indulgence.

Rising input costs and transit chaos are straining apparel companies’ margins and disrupting shipments.

Asics bets on race tech: Buying registration platforms aims to lock in runners, the strategy hasn’t paid off in the past.

The company’s copycat strategy is resonating with shoppers, but long-term growth is more uncertain.

Gas at $3.48 and weakening jobs numbers threaten fragile demand.

The retailer will close 12 Saks and three Neiman Marcus stores as it targets luxury shoppers.

Inflation and tariffs temper seasonal sales, shifting momentum to ecommerce.

TJX, Ross Stores, and Burlington are bullish about their 2026 prospects as they gain share with shoppers.

Toy growth turns K-shaped.

Chatbot use is increasing basket sizes and conversion rates.