Five years after launching in Los Angeles in 2021, Goop Kitchen is coming to New York City with three locations this year. The company is hoping to bring its food-as-medicine concept to the masses.
Five years after launching in Los Angeles in 2021, Goop Kitchen is coming to New York City with three locations this year. The company is hoping to bring its food-as-medicine concept to the masses.
Dame is refunding customers who paid its “Trump Tariff Surcharge” last year, becoming one of the first brands to proactively return money tied to President Donald Trump’s now-invalidated tariffs.
Many Amazon sellers and online brands say they won’t cut prices despite the Supreme Court ruling that struck down Trump’s tariffs.
For its latest campaign, Boston-based baseball cap brand '47 taped five different "vignettes" to show how people from artists to fishermen are wearing their hats abroad.
DoorDash is expanding beyond food delivery into retail and apparel partnerships. Mike Goldblatt, DoorDash's VP of enterprise sales and business development for grocery and retail, says the expansion is a natural extension of the company's original vision.
Portland Leather Goods saw its first six-figure day on TikTok Shop after a week of affiliate contests to drive videos.
OpenAI's ads manager -- which is still in testing -- bears a passing resemblance to Google’s own, according to a video of the dashboard that Digiday reviewed. Whether the functionality follows is another matter.
Dame is refunding customers who paid its “Trump Tariff Surcharge” last year, becoming one of the first brands to proactively return money tied to President Donald Trump’s now-invalidated tariffs.
Many Amazon sellers and online brands say they won’t cut prices despite the Supreme Court ruling that struck down Trump’s tariffs.
Shoe brands, which are out billions of dollars from U.S.-imposed duties, are trying to find their footing after recent tariffs whiplash.
After seeing success with its Gen Z strategy in North America, Coach is now scaling that approach internationally.
In an interview with Modern Retail, E.l.f. Beauty’s chief digital officer, Ekta Chopra, shared the four pillars that guide the beauty brand’s approach to AI implementation.
The humble e-commerce site is getting a major upgrade at Lowe’s. The company is expanding a feature that uses customer data to personalize its website and, essentially, hopes that all customers will have a personalized website by the end of 2026.
Puma is diving headfirst into artificial intelligence, a few years after it launched a Roblox experience and tested out NFTs. Here’s how it’s using AI to power everything from a store concierge to football jerseys.
One major part of Amazon’s business was largely absent from its annual letter to shareholders: the millions of sellers who power its marketplace.
“Peak sales event” is still a common phrase in retail, and the big calendar moments like holidays and Amazon’s Prime Day absolutely matter. But treating peaks as isolated, predictable windows is outdated. Today, demand can surge at any time. A viral TikTok, a surprise influencer drop or a flash sale on a random Tuesday in […]
Travelpro, a brand long known for its durable luggage and loyal base of airline employees, is using a new marketing playbook as it tries to win over younger consumers.
Lowe’s is expanding its loyalty ecosystem to drive repeat visits and deeper customer relationships, adding kids’ programs, subscriptions and viral products as consumers put off homebuying and other big-ticket purchases.
Brands are jumping into viral comment threads on TikTok, Instagram and X to generate real-time engagement. Not only is this an effective tactic to gain more likes and followers, but it can also help strike creator partnerships on the fly.
The housing market, alongside the pressure of inflation, fluctuating tariff policies and other financial situations such as being crushed with hundreds of millions in debt, has resulted in bankruptcy, closures or acquisitions for many prominent home chains. Most recently, Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. announced it was acquiring The Container Store.
Amazon is hitting pause on a controversial change to its advertising payment system after backlash from sellers who said the update would disrupt cash flow and billing flexibility.
Cori Voorhees, partner marketing manager, Adobe The start of a new year often brings a shift in focus for merchants. As the urgency of peak shopping season fades, teams turn their attention to how their systems and technology performed. It’s a moment to look beyond seasonal results and examine the infrastructure that supported them. Payments […]