Leticia Miranda
Bloomberg
New York, United States
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Big, Painful Grocery Bills Are Here to Stay
Commodities are off the highs, but don’t expect that to flow through to food prices at the store anytime soon — or ever. → Read More
Bed Bath & Beyond Is Facing No Good Options
Ailing retailers usually have three main choices — go private, be acquired or file for bankruptcy. None of those are going to fix the housewares company. → Read More
TikTok’s Coming for Amazon’s Search Traffic
Young shoppers want to be entertained, engaged and surprised, things the biggest online e-commerce company is surprisingly bad at. → Read More
Retail Sales Drop Could Be More Than a Blip
Investors were eager to brush off a bad report, but there may be some signal under all the seasonal noise. → Read More
Retailers have their work cut out amid discount fatigue
With average discounts running at 25%, profit margins among even the strongest brands are stretched → Read More
That Instagram Dream Home Will Have to Wait
The pandemic thirst for $13,000 leather couches and impulse bathroom renos looks solidly in the past. → Read More
Dynamic Scheduling Fails Companies and Workers
Rail workers have again put a spotlight on a practice that’s proven to hurt workers and undercut productivity. Why is it still around? → Read More
This Holiday Season Buy Now, Pay (and Worry) Later
It’s appealing to postpone paying for gifts and things this year as budgets tighten. But as the temptation grows so do the risks. → Read More
Black Friday Deals Couldn’t Soothe Anxious Shoppers
For retailers, it's be nimble or be doomed as the consumer economy enters an unpredictable stretch. → Read More
Black Friday’s Blowout Bargains Smell Musty This Year
The shopping holiday will see record online discounts on everything from air fryers to tablets as retailers try to clear their stocks. → Read More
Walmart’s Riding High. Consumers Not So Much.
Americans are still shopping, but impulse buying is receding into the pandemic past as inflation starts to squeeze wallets. → Read More
Grocery workers died feeding the nation. Now, their families are left to pick up the pieces.
Over one year into the pandemic, the plight of grocery workers who risked Covid has raised questions about retail labor conditions and company responsibility. → Read More
Apple Stores Are Boring But They’re Still Raking In Cash
The company’s sleek stores changed retail but have struggled to keep shoppers amazed. → Read More
Orthodox Jews Are Selling Big On Amazon
A community of Orthodox Jews prospers by selling products on Amazon — and keeping one foot in modernity and one foot out. → Read More
The Future Of The Mall Might Be On Your College Campus
Why a growing number of colleges and universities are becoming retail landlords. → Read More
Amazon's Incredible Web Of Businesses Shows Just How Large Its Ambitions Are
This is everything (we know of) owned by “The Everything Store.” → Read More
TJ Maxx And Other Discount Stores Say Trump’s Trade War Could Actually Help Them
Shoppers on the prowl for a deal at discount retailers may not see a big impact on their wallets as new taxes on Chinese imports take effect. → Read More
Amazon Investors Reject Call From 7,700 Employees To Respond To Climate Change
Shareholders on Wednesday rejected a proposal backed by 7,700 employees to come up with a climate change plan. → Read More
Alyssa Milano Called For A "Sex Strike" To Protest Strict Abortion Laws And Many People Are Confused
"Until women have legal control over our own bodies we just cannot risk pregnancy," Milano said. → Read More
Gemma Chan Explained Why She Liked A Salty Tweet About "Crazy Rich Asians" Costar Constance Wu
Chan said the like was a mistake. "Anyone looking for drama or beef, sorry to disappoint." → Read More