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U.K. retailers Poundland and Hobbycraft shutter dozens of stores while recalibrating pricing and strategy.
Target CEO Brian Cornell will exit in 2026, signaling a leadership reset amid DEI backlash and falling sales.
Northwest Arkansas’s grocery industry is transforming as Walmart and regional players expand digital services, reshaping the workforce and strengthening local food connections.
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Walmart and local colleges are partnering to create workforce pipelines in Northwest Arkansas, preparing students for careers in supply chain, technology, and omnichannel retail.
While ship‑from‑store offers fast delivery, HBR finds that fulfillment failures like missing or substituted items undermine trust, reduce repurchase rates, and necessitate greater focus on accuracy and inventory alignment.
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Walmart’s “Who Knew?” campaign, featuring Walton Goggins, blends tech reinvention, cultural storytelling, and omnichannel touchpoints to redefine the brand for digital-first generations.
Modular, flexible retail spaces are redefining physical stores as agile brand stages, fostering community connections and enhancing digital strategies.
U.S.-based brands often rely on global supply chains for essential components
Retail giant pushes expansion of sites, many formerly operated by agreement with Murphy Oil
Tobacco alternatives feature more prominently in backbar shelves