Retailers have faced challenges from all angles this year.

Four key questions to ask when planning a new fulfillment center or DC

When implementing new technology in the store, consumer buy-in can be half the battle.

As with most predominantly brick-and-mortar retailers, Sur La Table had to implement an almost overnight shutdown of its 130-plus stores at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020.

As the economy emerges from COVID-19, tenants entering into leases have the opportunity to proactively negotiate certain provisions in order to better protect their businesses in the event of future pandemics.

Merchandise returns are just a cost of doing business—a big cost! 

Throughout history, human beings have been notoriously bad at predicting the future of technology.

Throughout the past few decades, industries and consumers alike witnessed the emergence of the cola wars, burger wars, and many other memorable brand rivalries.

A little over a decade ago, retailers applauded the shift away from self-hosted, licensed e-commerce platforms. 

A few years ago, a national retailer discovered they could save more than $2.5 million annually by making some simple operational changes.