Amazon offers non-sellers more of its supply chain services
Last week, Amazon announced the launch of Amazon Supply Chain Services, a more streamlined offering of its logistics services.
Made In uses its cast iron launch to land in Williams-Sonoma
Startup Made In is trying to carve out its defensive moat in the cookware space by focusing on what it calls "professional-grade cookware."
How Roller Rabbit became TikTok's favorite sleepwear brand
Roller Rabbit became TikTok’s favorite pajama brand thanks to exclusive drops and collaborations with the likes of Target and Starbucks.
How GameStop went from struggling retailer to eBay bidder
GameStop's ambitious bid to acquire eBay shows how its CEO has repositioned the company as one with far bigger ambitions.
Modern Retail+ Research: Marketers optimize GEO strategies amid the effects of zero-click search
A recent Modern Retail survey found that more than one-third of brand and agency pros (37%) said their companies have seen decreases in upper-funnel search traffic as a result of AI, and 21% said their companies have seen decreases in lower-funnel search...
The tradeoff economy: Why stressed shoppers are still spending
Katie Thomas from the Kearney Consumer Institute explains how shoppers' financial stress is showing up in their shopping habits.
Havenly has been on an acquisition streak in the home space. Now, it's launching a brand of its own
Havenly Brands is rolling out a new rug brand called Weft, the company's first internally incubated concept after years of acquisitions.
Marketplace Briefing: Temu wants to sell you a steak now
Temu, best known for cheap knick-knacks shipped directly from China, now wants to convince shoppers to toss frozen ribeyes into their carts.
Target's new supply chain facility could be first of many
Last week, Target opened its first "receive center" in Houston, a new kind of facility in its supply chain network.
Inside RadioShack's audio-fueled B-to-B revival
Since 2024, RadioShack has had a wholesale consumer electronics business, where it sells speakers, batteries, radios and even turntables.