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Analysis and advice from the front lines of the retail transformation.

Superdry Issues Profit Warning After Founder's Return

The warning comes just over a month after Julian Dunkerton returned to lead a turnaround.


Lord & Taylor Could Be Sold as Hudson's Bay Considers Options

Hudson’s Bay has already closed several Lord & Taylor stores, including the flagship Manhattan location after agreeing to sell the building on Fifth Avenue.


How WeWoreWhat’s Danielle Bernstein Sold Nearly $2 million in Swimwear in 12 Hours

Bernstein’s latest collaboration with label Onia has solidified her selling power as an influencer. But it takes more than a big follower count to generate sales.


Neiman Marcus Is Working With Lazard for Sale of MyTheresa

Neiman said on Tuesday that it was evaluating options for the online retailer, which has been at the centre of a dispute with creditors since the unit was effectively transferred out of bondholders’ reach in September.


Under Armour Raises Profit Forecast After Upbeat First Quarter

Sales in international markets, including Europe and Asia, rose 12 percent and accounted for 27 percent of overall revenue.


Next Revenue Beats Analyst Estimates

While retail sales fell 3.6 percent, online revenue rose 12 percent and full-price sales rose 4.5 percent.


How Revolve Plans to Turn a Mega-Influencer Into a Fashion Mogul

Revolve pioneered the concept of using influencer marketing to sell fashion. Now the retailer wants to use its network of social media stars to launch more brands of its own.


Brazilian Retailer Magazine Luiza Buys Netshoes for $62 Million

It was reported last August that online sportswear retailer Netshoes had hired Goldman Sachs to seek an investor to inject cash in the company and restructure its debt.


Amazon Speeds up Shipping, but Brick-And-Mortar Rivals Buck Its Challenge

The ability of brick-and-mortar rivals to catch up with Amazon using their stores indicates the e-commerce giant could be vulnerable as it invests billions of dollars to build out the service.


Retailers Are Tracking Where You Shop and Where You Sleep

Retailers buying mobile-phone data that can track where and for how long people shop, eat, see movies -- and where they go before and after.


The Unlikely Partnership That’s Driving Consumers Back to Big Retail

In an effort to drive foot traffic, Kohl’s is accepting Amazon returns in over 1,100 stores; Nordstrom will soon accept returns from Urbanoutfitters.com. These types of unlikely partnerships might be big retail’s smartest defence yet.


Shares of US Retailers Drop Following Amazon's One-Day Delivery Announcement

The e-commerce giant's announcement on Thursday could cause other brands, manufacturers, retailers, and logistics companies to have to invest more aggressively to compete with Amazon.