The retailer is relying on its fast-growing ecommerce business to offset rising costs and maintain its value edge.

The brand’s creative revamp lifts sales, outpacing rivals in a soft market.

With prices up across every major category of travel, consumers choose shorter domestic trips and cheaper stays.

Strong comp growth and profitability show the treasure hunt model’s appeal in a tight economy.

The tool acts as a shopping hub, enabling users to shop across merchants and Google Services, find savings, and check out

Discovery tilts toward smaller sellers, tempting retailers to join or risk fading.

War fallout drags retail and factory output below forecasts.

Weak crowd controls turn $400 Audemars Piguet collab into a global PR disaster.

December order value declines in several retail sectors, suggesting marketers should lean into intent and value messaging.

78% of Americans plan to take a trip—up from 61% last year—as consumers shrug off rising prices.

Gas-fueled gains masked underlying demand as inflation erodes spending power.

Trench coats and tiered pricing revive Gen Z appeal without diluting cachet.

AI and food delivery investments drive revenue growth at Alibaba and JD, but at the expense of profits.

The retailer’s new “Alexa for Shopping” assistant unites voice and chatbots to drive discovery and spending.

Retailers must stock more staple and perishable foods, a change that may boost nutritious options but burdens smaller sellers.

Energy-driven PPI spike points to steeper retail price hikes ahead.

Ultra-fast delivery widens the retailer’s grocery edge and raises stakes for rivals, as well as Instacart and DoorDash.

Traffic rises across formats as young shoppers seek social hubs and in-store discovery.

Rising prices drive consumers to use credit cards and BNPL to make ends meet.

Shipping stress nears pandemic highs as fuel spikes squeeze profits and dent demand.