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Management
Why HENRY loves DAVID, and It’s Sure to be a Long-Term Romance
Pam Danziger
March 21, 2017
An interesting piece of research recently crossed my desk from business development firm Marvin Traub Associates. The firm works with companies in the retail, consumer, ...
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Retail Board Governance in the Age of Disruption
Marie Driscoll
March 15, 2017
How do boards of traditional retailers cope with the need for governance and guidance in this moment of disruptive change? Capitalism may be at its ...
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Out of India
Warren Shoulberg
March 6, 2017
It has the fastest growing economy in the world. It will soon have more people than any other country on the planet…including China. It has ...
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Shopping + Culture
Paco Underhill
March 1, 2017
When the Museum of Modern Art opened its new building in 2004, admission was priced at $20. And the cultural world gasped. Behind closed doors, ...
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What Retailers Can Learn From a Beauty Company
Michael Dart
February 27, 2017
A Conversation with William P. Lauder, Executive Chair, The Estée Lauder Companies Vats of indelible ink have been used to question and revise the future ...
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Under Armour, Under Siege
Robin Lewis
February 22, 2017
The only thing on Earth that can grow into infinity and beyond is the bamboo in my front lawn. Four sprigs of it were planted ...
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An Open Letter to Tiffany
Kate Newlin
February 21, 2017
Dear Mr. Kowalski: On Super Bowl Sunday as the Tiffany brand was about to be served up to a massive international audience via Lady Gaga ...
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The Continuing Handbag Saga
Marie Driscoll
February 20, 2017
Michael Kors disappointed investors last week (February 7) with its sixth consecutive quarterly comp store sales decline along with a glum outlook, which calls for ...
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