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The pandemic and shutdown has caused online grocery to explode. The changes that creates will be an upheaval for the grocery industry.

Coming increases in shipping costs are one more challenge for retailers. But there are ways to mitigate the increases.

There are multiple reports that Amazon is launching a luxury fashion site next month. Whether that’s good or bad for the fashion industry is open for debate.

Shoppable livestreaming is a new way of shopping that incorporates many of the benefits of in-store shopping without having to go into the store. The pandemic has caused it to explode in China. Will that happen in the U.S.?

Nothing less than an upheaval is happening in the grocery business since the Coronavirus pandemic shutdown started. The big grocers have to act now while they’re still strong.

It’s not a deal that’s known to be under active consideration by either party. But when you look at these two different retailers, Walmart and Walgreens belong together now.

Online beauty retail has grown enormously during the Coronavirus shutdown. Physical retail stores will change to compete more effectively.

Fashion week was an innovation but now it is being innovated again.

Microsoft’s announcement closing all of its stores isn’t bad news—it’s about how retail is changing.