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Macy’s Latin Explosion

The New Thalia Sodi Collection Targets Rapidly Growing Hispanic Market She has 45 million albums sold. She is followed by more than 24 million people ...
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The “What If” Factor

There has been a great deal of gnashing of teeth during the past decade or so about the demise of the center aisle of grocery. ...
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What Retail “Goliaths” Must Learn From the “Davids”

Most retailers are relieved now that 2015 is in their rear-view mirrors. It was the worst year in retail since 2009, closing in the red, ...
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Marvin Ellison: “The Stores Guy,” A Better Mousetrap for CEOs?

I was fortunate enough to steal an hour of Marvin Ellison\’s time last week to be able to drill down a little further into his ...
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The Creatives’ Revolt

I recently bumped into someone I hadn’t seen in many years, a great artist in his own right, who like me, had receded from the ...
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The Day After Sears

We know what. We know how. And we certainly know who. The only thing we don’t know is when. But sooner or later—and increasingly it’s ...
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Tobe Says: Get Set On New-Gen Feminism

Ask a person, “Are you a feminist?” and they may say “No.” That angry activist reputation still lingers. Ask them, “Do you believe all people ...
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Crisis Management

The history of the world is a study of crisis—natural and manmade. How well we deal with it, if at all, is what sets us ...
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