Why holiday shoppers are giving Walmart and Gemini a bigger place on their lists
Per a recent study by Omnisend, Walmart moved ahead of Amazon as a planned gifting destination, and Gemini passed ChatGPT among shoppers who use AI.
Jeena Sharma covers retail and consumer trends at Retail Brew. She was previously the beauty editor at Paper Magazine and a fashion and beauty writer at Nylon.
Per a recent study by Omnisend, Walmart moved ahead of Amazon as a planned gifting destination, and Gemini passed ChatGPT among shoppers who use AI.
Raspberry AI founder Cheryl Liu explains how the platform helps brands generate designs, tech and imagery before physical products are ready.
Gen Z shoppers are embracing bracketing, a practice that involves ordering multiple versions of an item with plans to return what doesn’t work.
The outdoor retailer taps into nostalgia to grab consumers’ attention.
Think Jerky founder Ricky Hirsch told Retail Brew that website sales of its Sriracha Honey flavor jumped 345% over 10 days following its appearance in You Can See Everything.
An Invoice Home survey found Americans are making financial trade-offs to keep the holiday spirit alive.
CEO Andrew Brown says the platform’s engagement-ring business remains steady, supported by designer cachet and discounts on retail prices.
Trace, a “presale” platform, lets users arrange a resale or rental even before making the original purchase.
The Australian lingerie brand is targeting 100% year-over-year US growth as it prepares to open its first permanent US storefront.
The ear-piercing company is introducing private piercing suites and diamond jewelry as it expands into premium shopping centers.