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“As a brand, we thrive on being at the forefront of culture, and fashion is a large part of that,” says Pam Forbus, SVP, Chief Marketing Officer, Pernod Ricard North America.

What do Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, Cameron Diaz and Lizzo all have in common?

Next week, cannabis users in New Jersey will be doubling down on their usual 4/20 celebrations: On April 21, adults over 21 will be able to buy recreational marijuana legally without a medical card.

Kansas is the latest in a growing number of states giving direct access to nurse practitioners thanks to legislation eliminating hurdles for patients who need primary care as the Covid-19 pandemic put a spotlight on U.S. primary care needs.

Last year’s “temporary” spike in inflation is well on its way to becoming this year’s new normal. That’s bad news for the economy as a whole, but good news for the burgeoning private label business.

With its pedestrian-friendly approach, rich history, prime location, diverse retail establishments, ongoing urban development, and clever marketing strategies, the Meatpacking District is making strides as a retail destination that’s bouncing back post-shutdowns.

It's become evident data is key to the future of e-commerce, but it's also key to the future of physical retail.

The U.S. Census Bureau posted March sales figures showing a month-over-month slight increase of 0.5% compared to February gains of 0.8% and January which was up 5.1% (seasonally adjusted).

Rite Aid expects to close 145 unprofitable stores in cost-cutting moves designed to help the pharmacy chain be more competitive.

Shaped by economic uncertainty and the recollections of how credit card debt hampered their parents, members of Gen Z, the oldest of whom are now 25, approach retail spending much more carefully than Millennials. This difference manifests in five key ways that retailers should get ahead of.

Companies are getting more proactive about staving off unions in light of high-profile campaigns, like the one by Amazon workers in Staten Island, New York.

Retailers must prepare for major changes in shopper behavior as rising inflation changes their calculus about where to shop and what to buy.

New Jersey's version of the London Eye opens today at the American Dream mall.

No one knows if traditional supermarkets can evolve to survive in what the industry will become.

It was 120 years ago when James Cash Penney opened his first store in Kemmerer, Wyoming.

Industrial CT scanning startup Lumafield emerges from stealth with $32.5 million in funding and early customers that include L’Oreal, OXO and Trek Bicycle.

Inflation spiked higher last month but surging prices may be close to moderating, economists predict.