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A Data Expert Uncovers the Power of Re-Commerce
Retail Unwrapped
March 6, 2026
Join Shelley and Romain Fouache, CEO of Akeneo, as they discuss why eBay's acquisition of Depop for $1.2 billion strengthens its core business and marks ...
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How Barnes & Noble Made a Comeback
Mark Faithfull
March 5, 2026
The Barnes & Noble strategy of deferring to local taste over stock-wide uniformity and treating stores as community hubs rather than depots of inventory stands ...
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Retailing During Wartime
Mark Cohen
March 4, 2026
Retail, which has always been a canary in the coal mine with regard to the behavior of our overall economy, will now be under even ...
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Why Chanel and A$AP Rocky Reignite Luxury
Jasmine Glasheen
March 3, 2026
Even well-off Gen Zs don’t have the once-promising career prospects as their millennial predecessors—and let’s be real, it’s hard to justify buying a $4,500 Murikami+LV ...
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Is Saudi Arabia the New Luxury Hotspot?
Glyn Atwal
March 2, 2026
The Saudi luxury consumer is values-led and socially attuned: they invest in quality, heritage, and prestige, but they also look for meaning, local resonance, and ...
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Richard Baker: The Robin Report Retail Miss of the Week, 2.27.26
Warren Shoulberg
February 28, 2026
OK, play it again one more time. At first, I thought I was reading the satirical Onion when I saw an interview with former Saks/Neiman’s/HBC/Lord & Taylor/etc., self-styled ...
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A Leading Economist Weighs In on the SCOTUS Tariff Reversal
Retail Unwrapped
February 27, 2026
Join Shelley and Dan Altman, chief economist and bestselling author of the High Yield Economics newsletter, as they zero in on what the ruling will ...
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Southdale Center Turns 70; Then What?
Sanford Stein
February 26, 2026
Repositioning malls from single-purpose points of transaction into dynamic community forums promoting human interaction is the sustainable reinvention of irrelevant malls. But, given the ginormous ...
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