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More is More for Expanding Home Stores
Warren Shoulberg
August 14, 2022
Don’t believe everything you read about the home furnishings business having fallen off the cliff and can’t climb back up. Plenty of big retailing companies ...
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Key Merchandising Strategies for Economic Uncertainty
Christine Cho
August 3, 2022
We keep hearing about the impending recession which would mean a pull back in consumer demand just in time for the holiday season. But recent ...
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Inventory Apocalypse
Robin Lewis
August 2, 2022
As the famed retail icon, Mickey Drexler once said, “Inventory is the enemy of every retailer in the world.” And in today’s totally unknown and ...
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CPG Faces a Crisis of Conscience
Kate Newlin
July 28, 2022
By now we all know the adage, “If all you have is a hammer, everything looks a nail.” Our familiarity with the saying does not ...
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Why Microplastic Pollution is Still Fashion’s Concern
Catherine Schetting Salfino
July 26, 2022
Although numerous residents of New Jersey are still openly bemoaning the plastic bag ban that took effect in May, millions of people around the globe ...
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Sustaining Profitability and the Environment: A Retail Necessity
Nathan Smith
July 21, 2022
Industry Reality Check To set the context for new emerging retail crises, allow me to set up the situation we find ourselves in as a ...
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Five Malls That Are Hitting It Out of the Park
Shira Petrack
July 19, 2022
So far, malls have not had an easy year – but some shopping centers have managed to thrive despite the category’s wider challenges. We looked ...
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There’s a New Miracle on 34th Street
Neal Leavitt
July 12, 2022
It has been my habit to try to visit Macy’s in Herald Square whenever I am in the area: from the time I was a ...
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