Marketing: Retail Weekly Editions for August 2024
- Marketing: Retail Weekly - Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024
- Nordstrom Threads Its Way Out Of Department-Store Slump
- In Latest DEI Rollback, Lowe's Seeks Red V. Blue Detente
- Washington, D.C. Antitrust Claims Against Amazon Reinstated By Court
- Serena Williams Celebrates U.S. Open With Lipstick Launch
- Capital One Hit With Privacy Suit Over Online Trackers
- MAC Cosmetics Hires New Global Marketing Exec
- Google Prepares Retail For Holiday Shopping, Consumer Price Increases Still A Concern
- Research: Shoppers Feel More Control Over Grocery Spending
- Marketing: Retail Weekly - Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2024
- Home Depot Wants To Age Down Gracefully
- With CEO Shake-Up, Victoria's Secret Looks For A Comeback
- Strong Spending Boosts Walmart, Drives Market Rally
- Ikea Hits The Road In First College Bus Tour
- Barnes & Noble Expands, Rite Aid Locations Close, 7-Eleven Explores Takeover
- Happy Back-To-School: Sales Solid In July, But Will They Continue?
- Neiman Marcus Debuts First Campaign Since Saks Merger Announcement
- The Athletic Creates Collectibles Vertical, Forges Partnership With eBay
- How YouTube, Bounty, Sony Are Winning Hispanic Hearts
- Marketing: Retail Weekly - Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2024
- With Paris' 'Cardboard Beds' In Rear View, Mattress Firm Woos US Olympians
- Can 'Allbirds By Nature' Help Recapture The Brand's Former Glory?
- Feet First: Soles4Souls Opens 'Doors' For Needy Kids
- Meta Must Face Class-Action Over Inflated Audience Metrics, Court Confirms
- Stonyfield Organic Turns Sugar Into BTS T-Shirts
- Olympics Wrap-Up: Which Brands Found Glory?
- Marketing: Retail Weekly - Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2024
- Zales, Celebrating A Century, Turns To TikTok Star
- Walmart Strengthens Grocery Lead
- Amazon Posts Slowest Growth Yet in Ad Sales
- Study: Trust In Chain Store Pharmacies Continues To Slide
- Not Just Cute: Carter's Babies Do More Than Smile For The Camera
- With Struggling Sales, ThredUp Debuts New AI Shopping Tools
- Holiday Butterflies: Sales May Be Flat As Consumers Choose Discounts
- Dolce & Gabbana Offers Cologne For Dogs
- Who's There? Retailers Can't ID Visitors And Prospects
