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The Shifting World of Retail Real Estate
Retail Unwrapped
December 26, 2025
Join Shelley with real estate experts Stephanie Cegielski, Vice President, Research and Public Relations of ICSC and Steve Morris, Founder of ASG as they reveal how ...
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Gap’s Reinvention: The Peril of Chasing Relevance
Marie Driscoll
December 24, 2025
For Old Navy or Gap, it’s a risky strategy to assume consumers will meaningfully find beauty or accessories as essentials. And the bigger risk is ...
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A Look at Retail Through a New Lens
Julie Lasky
December 23, 2025
The main floor of Bloomingdale’s New York locations offers a dazzling experience for shoppers intoxicated by jewelry, cosmetics, and checkerboard floors. In fact, you could ...
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Shein Gets Bookish with New Alibris Collab
Jasmine Glasheen
December 22, 2025
The Shein-Alibris partnership points to a greater retail trend: product assortments as a branding move. As consumers navigate economic uncertainty, there’s a strong chance that ...
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Sprouts: Pioneer in Health and Wellness
Retail Unwrapped
December 19, 2025
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
Phil Lempert
December 18, 2025
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
Jasmine Glasheen
December 17, 2025
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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Gap’s Dream Team or The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Marie Driscoll
December 16, 2025
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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