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Private Equity Owners: Not Always Toxic for Retail
Adam Levine-Weinberg
February 14, 2023
A spate of bankruptcies has plagued the U.S. retail landscape over the past decade. During this time, private equity firms have come under scrutiny due ...
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Winter Arrives for Ecommerce Darlings
Adam Levine-Weinberg
December 14, 2022
Just a year or two ago, many people believed that the Covid-19 pandemic had sparked a massive, permanent acceleration of ecommerce adoption. This thesis became ...
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Shifting Economic Gears Present Challenges for Retailers
RoxAnna Sway
November 30, 2022
The Federal Reserve has dramatically raised interest rates over the past few months focused on taming inflation. While some data [and hopeful thinking] suggest that ...
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Happy Holiday Shopping
Andrew Mantis
November 15, 2022
It’s no secret the holiday season is a key sales period for retail, travel, and many other industries, so much so that these sales can ...
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How Has Inflation Affected Consumer Spending?
The Robin Report
November 2, 2022
Across the United States, prices have been increasing across all industries. In July, inflation stood at 8.5%, down slightly from 9.1% in June -– the ...
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Target’s FAO Schwarz Partnership Is No Game Changer
Adam Levine-Weinberg
October 30, 2022
Target has been one of the biggest winners in the toy business since the 2018 liquidation of Toys”R”Us. The demise of the only sizable national ...
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Even When It Loses, TJX Always Wins
Adam Levine-Weinberg
September 6, 2022
Off-price retail leader TJX faced a big test after the Covid-19 pandemic swept the globe in 2020. Like other discretionary retailers, it was forced to ...
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Attracting Consumers in Spite of Inflation
Catherine Schetting Salfino
August 21, 2022
It’s hard to say which is a bigger topic in the daily news: inflation or the blistering weather. One thing for sure is they both ...
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