Avery Hartmans

While it’s tempting to view recent layoffs as an emerging trend in the retail sector, that doesn’t appear to be the case.

Department stores and DTC brands have already announced cuts, the latest challenge for a sector that’s been hit by labor challenges and inflation.

Barnes & Noble’s 1990s heyday included sparring with Amazon and inspiring the film “You’ve Got Mail.” Now, decades later, it’s experiencing a revival.

Beverage giant Molson Coors should no longer compare its rivals light beer to water, a national regulatory body says

Members of Generation Zalpha are young, they’re internet-savvy, and marketers are clamoring for both their cash and their expertise.

The outlet stores, which Best Buy began opening in 2021, allow customers to shop for open-box electronics and appliances.

Victoria’s Secret hasn’t aired a fashion show since 2019 following scandals and criticisms of the lingerie retailer.

Birchbox pioneered the monthly subscription box and was once valued at nearly $500 million. Now, customers say they haven’t gotten a box in months.

In 2014, Birchbox was considered a pioneer of the subscription box industry, boasting hundreds of thousands of subscribers and a $485 million valuation

In early May, Target began rolling out its Pride merchandise, just like last year and the years before, going back a decade.But this year, something was different: Target workers began getting violent threats from customers. The confrontations — which stemmed from an online backlash led by right-wing commentators who made false claims about certain Target Pride merchandise — prompted Target to start pulling some of the products from its shelves and disassembling prominent Pride displays at some…