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Sprouts: Pioneer in Health and Wellness

Join Shelley and Nick Konat, President and COO of Sprouts, as they reveal why the retailer has a laser focus on the $300 billion health ...
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A Wake-Up Call for Big Food

Here’s the uncomfortable truth the food industry doesn’t want to talk about: This lawsuit isn't a joke. It's backed by a mountain of research linking ...
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Creeping Out Customers Is the New Normal

Creeping Out Customers Is the New Normal

Generation Z seeks out unpolished emotional experiences from brands, but the same subversive societal critiques that pique next gen’s interest may alienate traditional consumers.
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Gaps Dream Team or The Nightmare Before Christmas

Gap’s Dream Team or The Nightmare Before Christmas?

Gap is chasing relevance with beauty, handbags, and a dream team of seasoned luxury executives. But the real story is one of classic retail tension: ...
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Dillards Gets Department Store Retail Right

Dillard’s Gets Department Store Retail Right

Dillard’s isn’t flashy—in certain circles, it’s been called “Dullard’s.” Yet it has remained a safe harbor in an increasingly turbulent retail market that has battered ...
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Luxury Leather’s Toxic Impact

Join Shelley and Stephanie Downs, a biomaterials pioneer and CEO of Uncaged, as they have an honest conversation about how fashion executives who use natural ...
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When the Checkout Aisle Becomes a Ballot

When the Checkout Aisle Becomes a Ballot Box

Political leaders pull retailers into their orbit because brands are visible and relatable in a way that institutions and policies are not. And that makes ...
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Gen Z Wants Proof Not Promises

Gen Z Wants Proof Not Promises

When proof becomes the foundation of brand storytelling, loyalty follows. Younger consumers are not inherently cynical. They are discerning. They want to believe, but they ...
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