Riding in a New York City subway train last week, I noticed an advertisement for Wag.com, a pet supply site — one more sign of the apocalypse for brick-and-mortar retailers.
Online category killers, along with perhaps the greatest emerging...
It wouldn’t be surprising if independents have mixed views on technology to enhance shopping experiences.
On the one hand, they want to participate, because technology is increasingly central to how retailers interact with shoppers today...
The battle between merchants and banks over interchange fees took a step out into the spotlight in the last few weeks, when retailers gained the right to begin collecting a surcharge from consumers who pay for their purchases with credit cards...
Warning: This column contains blunt assertions from an industry CEO who’s been a change driver for decades. His comments relay irritation, challenge the status quo, and make a ton of sense.
Danny Wegman is a different kind of leader. That ...
It’s no secret that shoppers look for stores with great fresh departments. When customers talk about their favorite supermarket, they usually point out how fresh the meat or vegetables are. No one wants soggy carrots, even if they are cheap.
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