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Shoppers are starting to change their behavior according to the CEOs of two consumer products giants.
It’s getting nasty with shares down 42% in the past year.
The Dutch government is limited the number of flights allowed, squeezing the airline.
The retailer has not canceled any orders yet because of the tariff drama.
Most of Walmart's growth is coming from more affluent shoppers it is trying to lure with more fashion.
What looked like a safe bet to move manufacturing supply chains out of China is turning out to be a nightmare for many big retail brands.
Ashley Buchanan is a talented retail executive with a daunting mandate.
Top CEOs said they've become less reliant on Chinese suppliers in recent years.
The cheap-chic retailer plans to add $15 billion to its topline.
The cheap-chic retailer has fallen way behind Walmart, but has a plan.
The current and former CEO have an unusual arrangement, but it works for them.
Women's apparel is driving growth at what was once predominantly a denim-for-dudes company.
Meanwhile, Coach and Ralph Lauren continue to kill it.
Profit fell 60% over the past year for the maker of Aveda, Clinique, and MAC.
The podcast covers everything from Anna Wintour's fashion taste to supply chain woes.
The former Athleta CEO will have to work hard to restore employee morale.
Many small- and midsized retailers aren't investing in tech and store improvements, and customers are voting with their feet.
The company hopes to make the Walmart spark as recognizable as Apple's logo and Starbucks' mermaid.
Costco is proving far more adept than Target in adjusting to the weird economy.
It's almost unknown outside the South, but Dillard's has thrived where Macy's, Nordstrom, and Kohl's have stumbled.
For CEOs, "I was wrong" are often the three hardest words to say.
New York Road Runners' CEO is promoting the benefits of running to better engage and grow participants.
The race will have 40% fewer runners to ensure social distancing.
The chief merchants of Walmart and Sam's Club are undergoing their biggest test of the year: the holidays.
EasyJet reports a 40% profit surge, driven by booming package holidays and long-haul demand, with dividends soaring for shareholders.
Investing aggressively is now paying dividends for two Fortune 500 titans.
Stores will open earlier on Thanksgiving, too.
Offering 15% off took out the site last year
Now Michael Kors' owner Capri has to figure out how to survive without the Tapestry deal.
The insider vs outsider CEO debate continues to rage on.
Brian Niccol is showing the kind of clarity and decisiveness that helped him save Chipotle years ago.
The tech giant also sponsors the London, Amsterdam and now, Sydney, marathons.
CVS and Walgreens shares have plummeted from all the M&A, while Rite Aid is a much smaller chain.
It took years for Mike Jeffries' successor to fix Abercrombie.
The Brazilian plane manufacturer is enjoying a "harvest season" after a lot of turbulence.
"What is a power brand? It's when you have a very large brand that enjoys very high levels of trust."
The CEO can't afford anymore disasters as he pushes deeper into AI-assisted medicine.
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