Amazon Cuts Nearly 14,000 Corporate Roles Amid AI Era Shift
Amazon will cut approximately 14,000 corporate roles to streamline its organization and accelerate investment in AI‑driven omnichannel retail.
Amazon will cut approximately 14,000 corporate roles to streamline its organization and accelerate investment in AI‑driven omnichannel retail.
New insights reveal how SMBs can optimize retail media performance by reallocating spend across platforms like Walmart, Kroger, and Instacart.
Centric Software’s PLM and AI solutions help retailers streamline product development, enhance inventory planning, and support sustainability goals.
Global retail e‑commerce is projected at USD 7.29 trillion in 2025, with a strong growth path ahead—highlighting mobile commerce, marketplaces and digital disruption.
With its $40 Thanksgiving feast bundle for 10, ALDI signals aggressive value positioning, amplifying competitive pressure and reshaping holiday pricing dynamics.
Target is eliminating around 1,800 corporate roles—about 8% of its HQ workforce—in a restructuring aimed at simplifying operations and enabling a turnaround under new leadership.
GigaCloud's acquisition of New Classic could redefine supply chain dynamics and market reach.
Mexico’s retail sector posted a 2.4% annual sales increase in August 2025, revealing consumer resilience and strategic shifts in spending.
IKEA’s transition to biobased glue highlights how small material changes can drive major environmental progress in retail manufacturing.
Disruptions at Nexperia stemming from geopolitical conflict and government intervention raise urgent supply‑chain alarms for automotive manufacturers across Europe and North America.
A detailed Q&A session with 8th & Walton CEO Jeff Clapper outlines practical strategies for supplier success at Walmart’s 2025 Open Call event in Bentonville.
LiveRamp is enabling retail media networks to access deeper attribution insights from Meta Platforms campaign data, enhancing measurement and activation capabilities for brands and retailers.
A growing share of U.S. consumers now consider giving or receiving secondhand gifts socially acceptable — signaling a shift in how retailers and brands should think about the omnichannel gift‑economy.
Despite rising demand, the frozen food category continues to be held back by shopper perceptions around taste, quality and freshness — a challenge that retail and omnichannel strategies must address.
Amazon introduces “Help Me Decide,” a new AI shopping assistant designed to help indecisive U.S. consumers choose between similar products by analyzing their preferences.
Retail media networks are evolving into connective tissue for omnichannel strategies—brands that leverage them early will pull ahead in 2026.