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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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Freed from Wall Street’s glare, Nordstrom is is betting on fun, food, and beauty to win back shoppers.
Chip Wilson says the brand that ushered in the era of $100 yoga pants has lost its soul, and he’s using a very public proxy campaign to make his...
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Michael Fiddelke, who took the top job Feb. 1, admits the retailer "lost its way" and promises a reset.
Wraps and protein are emerging as the next fast-food bandwagons.
Every seemingly political move Costco has made, like fighting tariffs and defending DEI, was ultimately about serving the customer.
Former Walmart U.S. chief Greg Foran is just the direct, no-nonsense CEO the supermarket chain urgently needs.
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The pressure is mounting on the brand new CEO to speak out against ICE
Even seasoned CEOs must show they can match the speed of technological change—and generate tangible returns from investments in it.
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The CEO of its international division doesn’t see anti-U.S. sentiment hurting business.
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The e-commerce giant seems unable to nail the brick-and-mortar shopping experience.
With Foot Locker struggling, JD Sports sees a chance to grab market share.
CEO Rohit Agarwal says hype and scaremongering amid a dangerous storm are counter-productive when the company is building its business based on trust.
The retail giant is bolstering its tech cred with a focus on AI and e-commerce, and a major appointment.
Geoffroy van Raemdonck's first order of business will be to win back fashion brands.
With vendors angry and luxury shoppers deserting in droves, the department store chain’s new CEO, Richard Baker, faces a tough slog.
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This avalanche of survey requests doesn't even help improve products or services, experts say.
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This year, natural trees might be a better bet.
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Both companies have new incoming CEOs, but Walmart's appointment has been better received by Wall Street.
Department stores have a new playbook to win back shoppers from discount stores and Amazon.
Now the CEO can devote more time to turning around Starbucks' U.S. business.
With aging populations in many leading economies, these countries see an opening.
The CEO has lined up the NFL and Macy's as partners to keep its momentum going.
Growing reliance on rich shoppers is a long term threat to the economy, the CEO says.
The CEO told staff that the co-op had to make some "tough choices" to fix the business.
Activist investor Elliott Management took a $4 billion stake in PepsiCo, and recently called the company a “dramatic underperformer” in a scathing...
The Swedish furniture chain is going bigger into the U.S.—by going smaller.
Every time new H1-B restrictions appear, jobs go to Canada.
AI will create jobs to replace those it eliminates at Walmart.
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As it embarks on its latest turnaround, the Kohl's saga remains a show-me story.
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