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.
The Coronavirus shutdown has impacted how pet products are sold. Many of those changes will endure long-term.
The competition for retail eyewear stores will likely eventually include companies with virtually unlimited resources and the most advanced technology in the world.
Brooks Brothers is exploring a sale and closing some factories. But its reality may be much more gloomy than that.
Hertz, which rents cars and recently filed bankruptcy, may be a cautionary tale for Rent The Runway, which rents dresses.
Subscription retailers have been selling to early adopters for years. The shutdown has brought them out into the mainstream and will accelerate subscription growth when the world reopens.