The state of stores
Even in the age of AI, retailers continue to bet big on brick and mortar.
Strategic insights for retail executives navigating physical store growth, contraction, and reinvention. Data-driven analysis on what's working in stores today.
Even in the age of AI, retailers continue to bet big on brick and mortar.
He’s CEO, CCIM, CPA at Capital Reality.
Roger Leahy, co-owner of Overland, tells Retail Brew about how the 50-year-old retailer is expanding its footprint by catering to tourists, and skipping major metros.
With another expansion of brick and mortar stores, the industry is hoping the revival drives interest among consumers.
The pharmacy chain is now a private standalone company, but can it make up for lost time when it comes to its long-neglected retail business?
The recent bankruptcies of millennial mall favorites Claire’s and Forever 21 prove youth-centric mall stores need to evolve with their clientele—or reinvent themselves for a new one.
In-store improvements and marketing efforts helped drive a strong quarter for the retailer as consumers turn to beauty “as a comfort and escape,” CEO Kecia Steelman said.
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