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Living [and Shopping] Through Clouds of Emotion
RoxAnna Sway
July 26, 2021
By the 1980s, marketers understood that when consumers had all the “essential stuff” they needed and that in the future, those shoppers would buy based ...
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Is the “Self-Love” Industrial Complex Here to Stay?
Jasmine Glasheen
July 25, 2021
The term “self-love” has been applied to everything from showing more skin to using a meal planning journal. But marketing is no longer centered around ...
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Nike/Louis Vuitton Marry Luxury and Streetwear. Will Consumers Support the Wedding?
Jasmine Glasheen
July 12, 2021
Luxury and streetwear are not a new combination. But with Dior, Louis Vuitton, Vetements, and more jumping aboard the streetwear bandwagon, it is undeniably the ...
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Here Comes the Suburbanizing Twenties
Warren Shoulberg
June 29, 2021
America has had several great migrations of historical proportions: the manifest-destiny westward-ho movement to the Pacific in the 19th century; the trek north for Blacks ...
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What It Takes to Be Successful in Retail – Any Retail
Pam Danziger
June 26, 2021
As the world begins to open up from the pandemic shutdowns, malls across the country are feeling the love. In March, mall visits jumped 44 ...
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Mirror, Mirror on The Wall, Who’s the Fairest of Us All?
Robin Lewis
June 23, 2021
“Who’s the fairest of us all” was made famous by the evil queen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, as she stood in front ...
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Is the Retail Campus the Next Small Thing?
Warren Shoulberg
June 1, 2021
Even as many national retailers have been opening bigger and bigger stores — Super Centers, Combo Stores, Hyper Markets and all variations of Giant and ...
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Mobile Shopping Is on The Move: Retailers Need to Move with It
Pam Danziger
May 10, 2021
After months of pandemic-induced retail shutdowns, it comes as no shock that consumers turned online to do their shopping. Non-store retail sales grew 22 percent ...
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