“No Margin, No Mission” in Practice: Lessons from the Front Lines
Retail leaders at Innovation Week shared how they balance mission with margin by leveraging data, purpose, and agility in today’s omnichannel landscape.
RFID in Retail: Challenges, Costs, and What Brands Must Consider Before Adoption
Learn the real-world challenges retailers face with RFID implementation, from high costs and system integration to privacy concerns, and how to navigate them for long-term success.
Walmart Expands Next-Day Delivery for Marketplace Sellers
Walmart is bringing third-party sellers into its high-speed delivery network, accelerating fulfillment through WFS in key U.S. cities to compete with Amazon.
Promotional Product Firms Race Tariff Deadline
With tariffs looming and only a few days left, companies in the promotional products industry are fast-tracking branded inventory and pausing new shipments to avoid major cost spikes.
How to Build a Resilient Supply Chain in 2025
From cybersecurity to sustainability, supply chain resilience now demands agility, proactive risk planning, and trusted digital partnerships.
Retail Earnings in Focus: What Reports Signal for U.S. Economy
Upcoming earnings from retailers like FedEx and General Mills will provide insight into consumer demand, inflationary pressures, and margin resilience across the U.S. economy.
RFID Revolution
RFID has finally arrived in retail, boosting inventory accuracy, powering omnichannel promises, and opening doors to grocery innovation and automated checkout. Discover how this once futuristic tech is transforming shopping today.
Logistics Tech Expands as Trailer Tracking Gains Ground in U.S.
From GPS breadcrumb tracking to cargo sensors, new trailer technologies are helping U.S. businesses cut waste, improve visibility, and right-size their fleets.
U.S. Consumer Sentiment Rebounds as Inflation Eases, Retail Shifts
Rising consumer sentiment and easing inflation are shaping U.S. retail strategies, with retailers balancing promotions, pricing, and inventory to meet evolving shopper confidence.
Shifts in U.S.-China Trade Create Ongoing Uncertainty
Frequent tariff changes between the U.S. and China are creating supply chain uncertainty, prompting businesses to adopt flexible strategies while consumers face potential price impacts.
Tractors Down, Farmers Fed Up: John Deere’s Struggle and Rural Sentiment
John Deere faces declining tractor sales, layoffs, and mounting farmer frustration as tariffs, weak commodity prices, and repair restrictions intensify pressure on both the company and its customers.
How 9/11 Shaped Modern Retail Resilience
From supply chain security to omnichannel innovation, the lessons retailers learned after 9/11 continue to shape resilience and adaptability in the 2020s.
Can Factories Stay Profitable Amid 2025 Labor & Tariff Shifts?
The pallet market remains flat, but rising labor costs, tariff uncertainty, and lumber supply dynamics could drive price increases, while digital product passports and value-driven procurement reshape supply chain strategy.
Walmart’s Marketplace Strategy Blends Speed, AI, and Scale
Walmart is redefining retail through fast delivery, AI tools, and a flexible platform that helps sellers scale across online and physical shelves.
Retail Giants Walmart and Amazon Explore Stablecoin Launches
Walmart and Amazon are exploring U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins, signaling a potential shift in retail payments toward faster, lower-cost digital transactions.
Discount Retailers Surge as Shoppers Seek Value
Consumers are shopping smarter, not necessarily less, reshaping retail success around perceived value and omnichannel execution.