Sept. 18, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for retail leaders
The fast-fashion brand, whose U.S. operator went bankrupt this year, has inked three new partnerships for its e-commerce and wholesale businesses.
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Catalyst Brands has tapped Michael Fernandez, who previously worked at The Levy Group and Perry Ellis International, for the position.
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The announcement is one of several logistics and fulfillment upgrades for sellers the e-commerce giant revealed Thursday.
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Owner Saks Global continues the renovation of the Neiman Marcus NorthPark anchor and a “potential reimagination” of the downtown store.
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The clothing rental company saw active subscriber growth and improved NPS, but reported a net loss of $26.4 million and increased prices for subscriptions.
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The need to balance environmental responsibility with practical logistics is reshaping how products reach consumers in the post-pandemic e-commerce landscape. Explore how product packaging is evolving in
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An enhanced version of the e-commerce giant’s Seller Assistant tool can flag slow-moving products, product safety violations and compliance requirements.
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Second quarter earnings results across the industry showed that heightened claims costs are impacting even the strongest performers.
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In this playbook, learn how DTC brands can stay competitive in economic uncertainty by investing in growth strategies instead of cutting costs.
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