China consumer confidence shows few signs of improvement heading into the holiday period.

The move aims to increase purchase frequency and shelf space at top retailers.

New openings aim to improve convenience and support faster omnichannel fulfillment.

Closures continue, but stronger concepts are replacing weaker ones as foot traffic holds.

Brands from PepsiCo to Ulta are leaning on wellness framing to nudge cautious consumers to spend.

Costlier snacks and meals spotlight consumers’ growing price sensitivity.

The ecommerce partnership failed due to limited buy-in from Saks’ brand partners.

The Canadian retailer aims to entice shoppers with brands from across the continent.

The deal could be mutually beneficial as both look to grow their ecommerce influence.

Removing delivery and service fees targets cart abandonment and larger orders.

Shoppers will spend $29.1 billion—nearly $200 per person—on loved ones, friends, and pets.

Saks Off 5th’s struggles show that clear value and disciplined assortments fuel off-price growth more than brand pedigree.

Brands like Levi’s and VF face rising costs—and are starting to pass them on.

With workers and consumers demanding action, staying quiet may be the riskiest move retailers can make.

Assigned seating and other fees may boost earnings, but blur what set the airline apart.

The coffee chain is reintroducing tiers to incentivize deeper loyalty.

A new policy bans buy-for-me bots without permission, as the retailer looks to control the agentic shopping experience.

The brand is banking on price, simplicity, and selection to win cautious consumers.

Regulatory crackdowns and trade barriers threaten growth—but its consumer appeal remains strong.

Protein-forward menus and store upgrades aim to create new occasions beyond habitual morning visits.