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Surprises About Rising Food Costs
Retail Unwrapped
August 8, 2025
While consumers fixate on tariffs as the primary force behind rising food prices, the reality is far more complex and revealing. Regulatory changes, labor costs ...
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Warnings and Revelations about AI
Barry McGeough
August 7, 2025
From simple stone tools to complex genetic engineering and information technology, the history of technology is the history of human invention. The speed at which ...
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American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney Ad Spawns a Culture War
Jasmine Glasheen
August 6, 2025
The American Eagle disaster proves that retailers can no longer afford to confuse stock market performance with DEI awareness. Not in an era when customers ...
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Janice and Jason Wang Are Creating the AI RetailTech Future
Ross O'Brien
August 5, 2025
“The supply chain for mass-produced garments is a very lengthy one—we can predict weather better than we can predict what fashions will sell.” Janice Wang
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Retail’s Next Tech Breach Won’t Be a Hack
Brian Delp
August 4, 2025
In a Harvard study, researchers manipulated the product description of a fictitious “ColdBrew Master” coffee machine by adding crafted prompt text. After the injection, the ...
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AI Alert: The Retail Workforce Is About to Change
Retail Unwrapped
August 1, 2025
The retail industry stands at a crossroads where artificial intelligence threatens to eliminate millions of jobs while simultaneously creating new opportunities—but only for those retailers ...
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Which Next Gens Have Spending Power?
Jasmine Glasheen
July 31, 2025
Generation X is better situated to survive the technological assault on consumers’ economic prospects. They may be leveraged between responsibilities to their aging parents and ...
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How Once-Hot Prime Hydration Flatlined
Arick Wierson
July 30, 2025
Prime sprinted into more than 90,000 retail locations worldwide—without first validating real, sustained consumer demand. That’s a risky formula. Shelf space comes at a premium. ...
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