Articles on
Management
The New Rules of Work
Shelley E. Kohan
August 30, 2022
Striking the right balance between asking workers to return to the office and providing opportunities for work-at-home has become a challenge for corporate retail executives. ...
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The Risks and Rewards of Taking a Stand
Arick Wierson
August 28, 2022
Float with me here for a minute. If I had to go out to dinner with any brand, I think I’d choose Mercedes Benz. First ...
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Is Our Corporate Culture Failing?
Rob Kaufelt
August 8, 2022
Some things never change; I’ve been in the retail business for over 40 years and worker dissension is nothing new. But who’s making all the ...
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What Should Revlon Do to Save Itself?
Dana Wood
July 20, 2022
Revlon Odd Fellows If ever there were a weirder fit with Revlon’s already quirky portfolio of brands, I can’t imagine what could top the fact ...
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Under Duress, Amazon Cuts Back on Its Copycats
Robin Lewis
July 18, 2022
Back in the day we called them “knockoffs.” For example, brick-and-mortar retailers would copy a brand’s best-seller summer dress and design a near duplicate for ...
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Walmart Fashion: No Longer an Oxymoron
Robin Lewis
July 13, 2022
As recently as five years ago, I would have said that Walmart fashion is an oxymoron. Denise Incandela joined the value behemoth in 2017 and ...
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Taking a Stand Has Become a Necessity
Arick Wierson
July 11, 2022
The much-debated Disney versus DeSantis blow-up – the one in which one of America’s most beloved brands came into the crosshairs of Florida Governor and ...
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The RH Factor Goes Contemporary
Warren Shoulberg
July 5, 2022
The rap against RH was that it was a one-trick pony, with just a single design look that wouldn’t allow it to grow beyond a ...
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