Retail

View an image gallery from our visit to one of 117 remodeled Walmart stores in the U.S. The store features more space, activated merchandising corners and new digital touchpoints.

Here is a sampling of how some brands and retailers reached consumers this year ahead of and during these annual sales events.

Recent retail news includes Boots unveiling a store format that's sure to lure beauty aficionados, while Instacart and Purina, knowing that people love taking festive pet photos, are running a contest where the "Best in Show" reaps some rewards.

On Feb. 6, 2024, P2PI will bring an event designed to help CPGs, retailers and marketing professionals navigate the complicated retail media arena to Toronto.

Peacock Premium is now available for free to all Instacart+ subscription members in the U.S.

Recent research from Collage Group shows that most LGBTQ+ consumers think brands’ efforts to woo their demographic come across as insincere.

With the help of multiple brand sponsors, the retailer created a fully stocked mock grocery store as the site for MrBeast's latest video challenge, "Survive in a Grocery Store."

$300 million this year is for store renovations, including clearer navigation, new aisle markers and enhanced signage and displays at 55 locations, among them the retailer's “store of the future” in Ontario.

Revolution Beauty tied in to the 20th anniversary of the Warner Bros. movie by launching a cosmetics collection inspired by the Christmas film exclusively at Walmart on Nov. 4.

The delivery company made updates for easier and quicker holiday shopping, including real-time order tracking and AI-powered search, along with a festive campaign featuring themed collections curated by celebrities.