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Denim, a New Eco-Pioneer
Catherine Schetting Salfino
June 15, 2023
So much about American life has changed since the 1870s. For starters, 12 U.S. states had yet to be admitted to the Union back then. ...
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Will RH Translate into the British Market?
Warren Shoulberg
June 14, 2023
They love our movies, our music, and our Coca-Cola. They eat our McDonald’s, fly on our Boeing jets, wear our Levi’s 501s and, use our ...
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Consumers Shrug as China-U.S. Tensions Rise
Sarah Holbrook
June 4, 2023
The clash of geopolitical, economic, and technological forces has grown from a murmur to an annoying clamor as tensions ratchet up. A paradigm shift from ...
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Urban Decay
Warren Shoulberg
May 30, 2023
The days when a department store flagship was the centerpiece of virtually every downtown in America have long since passed. And while there has been ...
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Securing America’s Killing Fields
Arick Wierson
May 23, 2023
It’s gotten to the point that reports about mass shootings are almost a weekly occurrence on the nightly newscasts. Seemingly, no public or even semi-public ...
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Millennials Boost Online Luxury and Beauty
Jasmine Glasheen
May 22, 2023
Millennial shoppers have never taken social norms at face value. From demanding values-based retail marketing to refusing to invest in homes they can’t afford, millennials ...
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From Ikea to Kaiyo, Furniture Recommerce Resets the Table
Sanford Stein
May 14, 2023
Up until the middle of the 20th century, much of the furniture found in American homes was handed down from previous generations, and most of ...
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Amazon Prime Is Past Its Prime
Adam Levine-Weinberg
May 10, 2023
Amazon Prime’s U.S. membership growth ran into a brick wall last year. As recently as 2021, Prime was still growing rapidly in its home market. ...
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