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80s-Era Aerosoles Is Staging A Comeback The Old-Fashioned Way—With Catalogs

Aerosoles is leaning into its heritage for a brand revival, using DM catalogs to introduce new consumers and reengage legacy customers to its comfort-driven styles.

ByPamela N. Danziger,

Senior Contributor

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Why Barbie Maker Mattel Is Facing Pressure To Sell

Barbie was the toast of Hollywood three years ago, but Mattel now faces serious questions about whether it should sell or stick amid fluctuating brand performance.

ByMark Faithfull,

Contributor

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The Hidden Cost Of Charging Customers Just Because You Can

Nick Jones’ St. Clement offers a new lesson for luxury brands, as the Soho House founder shows why generosity, customer trust and long-term value can beat the quick win.

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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5 Tips To Get Your Small Business Recommended By AI In Q4

As AI shopping traffic grows this holiday season, here are five ways small businesses can improve their chances of showing up in AI recommendations.

ByTerDawn DeBoe,

Contributor

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How Rob Zangardi Is Taking AUTER From Celebrity Wardrobes To Global Luxury Retail

After 20 years styling the world’s biggest stars, Rob Zangardi built the coat he couldn’t find. One year later, AUTER is heading into global luxury retail.

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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3 Reasons Lidl Is Winning —And What Its Growth Tells Us About The Changing Consumer

Why Lidl is winning more shoppers as changing consumer behaviour reshapes value, loyalty, personalisation, technology and the future of grocery retail.

ByKate Hardcastle,

Contributor

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Funko Expands ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Lineup With New X-Men Pop! Figures

Get an exclusive look at Funko’s “Avengers: Doomsday” Pop! figures of some of the X-Men characters appearing in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe action-adventure.

ByTim Lammers,

Contributor

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Golf Shoe Makers Are Redrawing The Lines On The Traction Debate

New footwear releases from Pluto Golf, Alma Mater and ECCO show there are different ways to approach stability, ground feel and comfort.

ByMike Dojc,

Contributor

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How To Spot And Avoid Amazon Prime Day Scams

Prime Day scams surge every October. Learn how to spot fake purchase alerts, spoofed texts, vishing calls and phony Prime renewals before they steal your data.

BySteve Weisman,

Contributor

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AI Referrals Convert 42% Better For Businesses That Get Specific, Data Finds

AI referral traffic converts 42% better than traditional channels, according to Adobe. Here’s how businesses can position themselves to capitalize.

ByTerDawn DeBoe,

Contributor

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Philadelphia City Council Backs Union Boycott Of Starbucks

Philadelphia has become one of the first major U.S. cities to endorse the nationwide Starbucks boycott in Starbucks Workers United union organizing drive.

ByPamela N. Danziger,

Senior Contributor

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I Asked My AI Agent To Find Caitlin Clark’s New Shoe

AI agents are beginning to shop and pay for consumers. Here is how agentic commerce works, where stablecoins fit, and who is liable when machines make mistakes.

ByAri Redbord,

Contributor

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Why Digital-First Brands Are Moving Into Physical Retail

As e-commerce continues to remain buoyant, why are digitally native brands moving offline? This article explores the benefits to a unified approach to commerce.

ByCatherine Erdly,

Contributor

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Walmart CEO Moves To Head Off Progressive Push For Shoppers’ Bill Of Rights

Walmart CEO gets out in front as Groundwork Collaborative pushes for a Shoppers' Bill of Rights that risks over-regulation and business disruption.

ByPamela N. Danziger,

Senior Contributor

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Gen Z Trusts ChatGPT Over Google For Product Research, Survey Finds

With the holiday shopping season approaching, new data reveals how often consumers use AI and ChatGPT to research products and make purchases.

BySharon Edelson,

Senior Contributor

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Target Cuts Prices Ahead Of Holiday Shopping Season

Retailers are continuing to adapt to a more price-conscious consumer Ahead of the holiday shopping season, Target is cutting prices on more than 2,000 items.

ByMark Faithfull,

Contributor

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Why Luxury Retail Is Shifting To Smaller Stores, Bigger Flagships

U.S. luxury store openings fell 46% in the first half of 2026, but brands are investing in bigger flagships. Here’s what’s driving the shift.

ByNaveen Jaggi,

Contributor