How a 101-year-old cracker brand is a leading brand for Kellogg.
As customers embrace wellness and moderation, new NA brands are on the rise.
Hershey found success by doubling down on domestic sales and adding salty to its sweet.
Tupperware, once only sold via direct sales “parties,” is coming to Target.
Legislators take aim at price discrepancies between men’s and women’s products.
You know it’s not perfect if they’re making comedy sketches about it.
Congress is taking aim at interchange fees, which merchants must pay anytime a customer swipes their card.
The pharmacy giant wants to be your doctor’s office.
People waited hours for MrBeast’s burgers and fries at a New Jersey megamall.
Of all the things you can build in VR, people are flocking to a digital Kmart.
Parents are worried about inflation impacting their back-to-school bills.
The ‘90s tween haven is moving beyond the mall.
Plus: Comic book jazz and Chromebook blues.
Costco has never — and likely will never — raise the price of its $1.50 hot dog combo.
Where does swag go when the company dies?
Plus: Lobbying spend is poppin’ and teen unemployment is droppin’.
Problems on both the supply and demand side are plaguing florists everywhere.
Meta’s 1st brick-and-mortar show will let customers dip a toe in the metaverse through hands-on experiences.
BNPL is a friendly jingle, and younger generations have taken the bait.
Plus: Bookstore sales and Francis Ford Coppola’s new movie.
Different retailers are pursuing different strategies, but all of them are rooted in self-preservation.
Plus: Retail sales might be back while Alexa continues to struggle.
Plus: The warehouse equation, and billionaires are… rich.
While there was 1.4% dip in Cyber Monday sales, don’t be fooled -- sales this season are through the roof.
Big retailers are letting customers keep items they want to return to avoid paying for shipping.
Macy’s new advertising network is pulling in tens of millions of dollars, and could be the company’s next big revenue stream.
Walmart -- the $400B retailer -- is using its size to manage inflation and supply chain issues.
Faire, a wholesale marketplace platform, raised $400m at a $12.4B valuation to help independent retailers take on Amazon and Walmart.