McDonald’s Big Arch and Burger King’s Whopper refresh test consumers’ appetite for higher price points.

They’re cutting back on alcohol and boosting gym spending, presenting an opportunity for activewear brands.

Workforce reduction signals tighter discipline as it integrates Depop and leans on AI.

New tiers and wide-ranging rewards aim to capture more apparel dollars and deepen customer engagement.

Slow turnover and 6% mortgages force companies to cut costs and double down on differentiation.

A strong value proposition, entertaining store experience, and expanding footprint position the retailer for continued share gains.

Sales growth increasingly hinges on experience and service, not just pricing.

Regulatory heat rises, yet low prices and trendy products keep shoppers hooked and sales growing.

The platform is introducing ChatGPT ads for merchants as it looks to become the go-to partner for agentic commerce.

Theft and abuse drive security spending, which can add friction to the in-store experience.

B2B outpaces DIY as acquisitions and project tools offset soft housing demand.

Sharp pricing and steady innovation keep sales rising while its peers stall.

Nearly half of its store openings this year will be for its value-oriented No Frills and Maxi banners.

The retailer is betting on Levi’s brand heat to lure shoppers, while the denim company expects Target’s reach to support its lifestyle ambitions.

Trump pivots to new duties, muting a hoped-for $13 billion retail lift and prolonging uncertainty.

The Canadian retailer will reopen the LA retailer’s iconic Melrose Place flagship as it leans on store openings to drive growth.

However, getting shoppers to check out is more challenging as deal-hunting becomes the norm.

AI search adds shoppable carousels to community threads, testing whether intent can turn into transactions.

In a deal-saturated market, differentiation is essential.

Nearly 25% of US sales are now online, fueled by speed and scale