Supply Chain & Merchandising

Perhaps with deference to the Olympics in Paris this summer, World Retail Congress took “High Performance Retail” as its theme. Catch up on all you missed from the event here.

Recent retail news includes 7-Eleven helping Tetris celebrate 40 years with new merch and a contest.

The program invites shoppers to mail in their excess or damaged Walmart-branded reusable blue shopping bags to TerraCycle to give them a second life.

In partnership with SidelineSwap, Dick's will host more than 300 trade-in events in 2024, offering consumers e-gift cards for their gently used sports gear.

Pamela Velarde is a longtime believer that change is the only constant. It’s a guiding mantra for her in many ways.

The expanding chain offers plenty of brand opportunities while distinguishing itself from its channel rivals.

While retailers are increasingly leveraging technology to enhance the in-store experience and address labor challenges, investments in micro-fulfillment centers have slowed slightly.

Recent retail news includes Target promoting Circle Week and its new, tiered loyalty program with spots featuring Kristen Wiig's Target Lady character.

The regional grocer is making moves to refine its assortment strategy and store layout while increasing product availability.

The Home Depot encouraged shoppers to stock up for spring cleaning with a bulk-purchase incentive on supplies from Procter & Gamble.