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Dollar General has halted self-checkout operations at approximately 12,000 stores since early 2024, primarily due to “shrink”—a term used in retail to describe inventory loss through theft, damage, or errors.
In a fresh legal tussle, Harley-Davidson has initiated a lawsuit against British retail giant Next, alleging trademark infringement related to a “motorbike-inspired” children’s t-shirt.
Hooters, the iconic chain known for its distinct ambiance and chicken wings, has decided to close several locations across the United States.
Despite steady website traffic, many e-commerce store owners struggle to improve their conversion rates. Generally, average e-commerce conversion rates hover around 2.5% to 3%.
Hermès, the French luxury house, faces escalating legal challenges as American shoppers broaden their class action lawsuit accusing the company of antitrust violations.
True Religion has recently ventured into the shapewear market with the launch of its ‘True Beauty Perfector’ collection.
TikTok’s e-commerce feature, known as TikTok Shop, allows creators and merchants to run businesses directly on the app.
The Canadian retail market has proven to be a formidable challenge for many American and international brands.
India’s retail sector is emerging as a lucrative market, attracting many global brands and retailers eager to expand their footprint.
Vuori, the American athleisure brand founded in 2015 by Joe Kudla, has made significant strides in its global expansion strategy.
The luxury resale brand myGemma has officially launched its new showroom on Fifth Avenue, marking a significant milestone in its expansion strategy.
The Superior Court of Quebec authorized a class action lawsuit concerning reusable plastic bags sold at various retail stores across the province.
French luxury makeup and skincare brand Clarins has announced its decision to withdraw from Hudson’s Bay stores across Canada.
Shein, the Chinese fast-fashion giant, is embroiled in nearly 100 lawsuit cases filed in United States courts, highlighting many legal challenges that threaten to tarnish its rapid ascent in the global retail market.
A recent report by Statista revealed that smartphones and laptops are the most commonly used devices for online shopping in the United States.
In a recent report, Statista projects that by 2027, 23% of all retail purchases will be made online.
TJ Maxx is an American off-price retailer that has carved out a niche in the retail industry with its unique low-cost business model.
Shein, pronounced as SHEE-In, is a Chinese fast-fashion retailer that has taken the world by storm with its rapid growth and massive market presence.
The rise of Shein and Temu has fundamentally altered consumer expectations in the fashion industry by providing ultra-low prices, trendy items, and rapid delivery times.
A recent post on the r/handbags subreddit highlighted the disappointment and frustration one user experienced after purchasing a fake Puzzle bag from Fashionphile.