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Will Luxury Bow to Masstige?
Glyn Atwal
December 8, 2025
In Chicago, shoppers can pick up an affordable logo-emblazoned polo shirt at a Ralph Lauren store, enjoy a $6 latte at Ralph’s Coffee, and have ...
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Never Underestimate the Power of Weather
Retail Unwrapped
December 5, 2025
Join Shelley and Evan Gold of Planalytics as they discuss the fact that the weather is more volatile now than it ever has been before ...
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Sharon Price John Balances Pragmatism with Imagination
Shelley E. Kohan
December 4, 2025
Price John recruited executives from multi-billion-dollar companies, deliberately building a team of high-performers positioned for their next career leap. She offered them stretch opportunities that ...
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What’s Selling Right Now on TikTok
Alex Nisenzon
December 3, 2025
The winning TikTok strategy? Consumers gravitate toward products that deliver convenience, comfort, and clear value, amplified by creators who show how to use them.
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Urban Outfitters’ New Store Design Is Far from the Mark
Jasmine Glasheen
December 2, 2025
Urban Outfitters is launching a new store experience—one they insist is driven by “customer insight and market preferences.” Walk in and the whole thing feels ...
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O Tannenbaum…O Tannenbaum: Where Art Thou?
Warren Shoulberg
December 1, 2025
The numbers are staggering: 85 to 90 percent of all artificial Christmas trees and holiday décor, including ornaments, come from China. Countries like Cambodia have ...
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How a D2C Brand Beat the Odds in Scaling to Retail
Retail Unwrapped
November 28, 2025
Join Shelley and Hulken co-founder Alex Schinasi to learn why the most successful omnichannel strategies aren't about being everywhere, but about identifying the few channels ...
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Tip Fatigue Is Real: It’s Killing Trust
Phil Lempert
November 26, 2025
Research shows that consumers react negatively to service charges added for them, even when those charges would have been voluntary tips. They want to see ...
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