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The grocer is losing out to Walmart, Costco, and Kroger.
The big box chain wants to feel more like your neighborhood indie guitar store.
Starbucks needs Niccol’s focus, not a struggling burrito chain.
High inflation and poor execution are turning off many of the burger giant's customers.
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People want the thrill of the Costco treasure hunt more than same-day delivery.
Cook made Jobs' iPhone a global juggernaut and expanded Apple into an expansive, cash-generating ecosystem.
The new CEO faces an uphill battle in getting people to want Lululemon gear again.
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Gap’s sales are improving, but its comeback remains a ‘show-me’ story.
New data from BCG shows why the CEOs best at running companies are often the worst at leaving them.
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After years of cookie‑cutter layouts and publisher‑paid shelf space, Daunt is remaking Barnes & Noble as a network of locally curated...
Julie Masino had steadied Cracker Barrel after last year's logo firestorm. Her replacement oversaw a stock decline at his last job.
CEO Chris Cocks is betting the toymaker's future on grown-up collectors, card games, and nostalgia—and Wall Street likes what it's seeing.
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Fuel costs and flight prices are rising, but United's second-quarter earnings show passengers aren't pushing back.
The arts and crafts retailer leaning on party supplies and fabric to end years of stagnation.
An Ulta executive says the four-story behemoth is critical to its growth in the U.S. and abroad.
CEO Matt Baer, a Walmart and Macy’s alum, is refocusing the online personal styling service on retail 101.
The company is facing protracted trouble. The least it can do is get out of its own way.
CEO Cristiano Amon is betting Qualcomm can gain a foothold in data center AI—and the chipmaker has already lined up clients like Meta and Microsoft.
With a $1.4 billion deal for Vibe.co, Walmart is aiming to capture the ad dollars of smaller brands.
The departures expose how fragile LGBTQ gains in the C‑suite really are.
Many in the LGTBQ community are fuming that the outdoor clothing brand is suing Pattie Gonia, a queer environmentalist. Patagonia says it had no...
Some $1 trillion worth of art will change hands over the next decade.
From a virtual try-on assistant that quintuples spending per session to machine learning tools that forecast demand and train managers, Macy's is...
The airline’s success with premium travelers has reshaped its business—and as rivals catch up, Delta is doubling down on luxury offerings,...
The Italian carmaker's hyper-fans are not impressed.
Being virtuous on its own isn't enough to win a brand loyal customers.
Coach has found the sweet spot between high luxury and good prices.
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An ad featuring Pamela Anderson offers an update to the brand's body-positive ethos for the AI era.
Starbucks bet on more baristas, better schedules, and bigger benefits. It's working.
Shares are up only 6% since she was appointed in 2019, vastly underperforming the S&P 500.
The sign sparked a backlash that reveals deeper problems for the brand.
Traditional luxury is losing its luster; unique and rare items offer a new way to flex.
PepsiCo slashed prices on Lay's, Doritos, and other snack brands by up to 15% in February—and revenue jumped 8.5% in the first quarter.
Allbirds is now NewBird AI. Wall Street doesn’t care that it knows nothing about AI.
The company will cut all diversity-focused jobs and withdraw DEI goals after criticism of its LGBTQ-inclusive stance.
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It's the latest piece of the home-oriented giant CEO Marcus Lemonis is building. Will it turn out to be a Frankenstein?
For all the hype, the wool sneaker remained just a niche product popular within a tiny, well-heeled, slice of the U.S. sneaker market.
A year after its go-private deal, the company has some momentum, but its leaders say the goal is a stronger retailer—not a quick return to Wall...
A CEO’s English condolence video after a deadly crash ignited fury in francophone Canada—and shows why cultural fluency is now a core leadership...
Rob Katz wants to fix Vail’s broken business model and expand its customer base.
Without fewer people watching TV, QVC is looking to TikTok for salvation.
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