Kraft Heinz Pauses Corporate Split Plans
Kraft Heinz halts plans to separate its business units, with CEO Steve Cahillane citing fixable operational challenges and a renewed focus on performance, margins, and long-term shareholder value.
BMW Launches Massive Global Recall Over Fire Risk, Affecting Hundreds of Thousands of Vehicles
BMW issues a global vehicle recall over potential starter-related fire risks, impacting hundreds of thousands of cars across key markets.
Aritzia and Nedap Transform Retail with Real-Time Inventory Visibility
Aritzia’s partnership with Nedap introduces real-time item-level inventory visibility, enhancing unified commerce and client service across all retail channels.
Target Reshapes Leadership Amid Workforce Reductions
Target appoints new operating and merchandising leaders while cutting hundreds of roles, signaling a broader effort to streamline operations and reset growth strategy.
FedEx to Deploy Autonomous Trailer Unloader
FedEx partners with Berkshire Grey to introduce the Scoop autonomous trailer unloading robot, aiming to boost safety and operational efficiency across its logistics network.
US-Bangladesh Trade Deal Cuts Tariffs, Boosts Apparel Exports
A new reciprocal trade agreement between the United States and Bangladesh reduces import tariffs and expands market access, reshaping supply chain dynamics for apparel and industrial goods.
Nordstrom Marks 125 Years With Anniversary Push
Nordstrom celebrates its 125th anniversary with a capsule collection, enhanced loyalty perks, and a special 125-page catalog for shoppers.
Coca-Cola Posts Mixed Q4 2025 Results
Coca-Cola reported mixed fourth quarter 2025 results, topping earnings expectations while missing on revenue and outlining moderate growth expectations for 2026.
Kroger Names Former Walmart Executive Greg Foran as CEO
Kroger has appointed former Walmart U.S. CEO Greg Foran as its new chief executive following the departure of longtime leader Rodney McMullen.
Coin Shops Slow Precious Metals Purchases Amid Inventory Glut
U.S. coin dealers are curtailing how much gold and silver they buy from customers as a surge of sellers overwhelms inventories and refineries can’t keep up with processing demand.
Simon Malls See Traffic Dip as Canada-US Tensions Rise
Simon Property Group reports softer mall traffic near the US-Canada border as tariff disputes and heightened border enforcement deter Canadian shoppers.
Walmart to Invest $330M in Opelousas Distribution Hub
Walmart announces a more than $330 million modernization of its Opelousas, Louisiana distribution center to boost supply chain capacity with automation, robotics and advanced technology.
U.S. Hits China, Vietnam With High Duties on Molded Fiber Imports
U.S. Commerce finalizes steep antidumping and countervailing duties on thermoformed molded fiber products from China and Vietnam to protect domestic packaging manufacturers.
Pandora Pivots Away From Silver
Pandora plans to introduce platinum-clad jewelry as it seeks to reduce exposure to silver price volatility and stabilize margins amid shifting global commodity markets.
Minute Maid Frozen Juice Line Ends After 80 Years
Coca-Cola to discontinue Minute Maid frozen juice concentrates in early 2026, sparking widespread consumer nostalgia and signaling shifting beverage trends.
4 Ways Shippers Can Win After De Minimis Ends
With the U.S. elimination of the de minimis import exemption, shippers must rethink data, margins, customs and carrier contracts to maintain competitiveness.