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Marketing

While luxury struggles, Ralph Lauren is selling more at higher prices

Analysts believe the retailer’s mix of aspirational price points, brand heritage, and lifestyle marketing is helping it outperform while bringing new customers in.


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Marketing

More retailers and brands are evaluating the benefits of price cuts

Kroger and E.l.f. Cosmetics are among many reconsidering their pricing strategies to attract and secure consumers.


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Marketing

Patchwork surveillance pricing laws could pose a challenge for retailers

Maryland was the first state to ban the practice, but proposed legislation is pending across several other states.


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Marketing

CPGs really want consumers to buy more

From price cuts to new innovation, CPGs are fighting back against declining volumes to welcome alienated consumers back into the fold.


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Marketing

Target maintains 2024 prices on ‘must-have’ back-to-school items

The big box retailer is freezing prices at 2024 levels for 20 back-to-school items, ranging from backpacks to notebooks.


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Marketing

Alternatives to price increases are top priority as tariffs hit retailers

While tariffs are on the tip of every retail executive’s tongue, their impact will vary widely based on business model.


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Marketing

Target plans to cut prices on another 2,000 items this holiday season

The retailer’s latest round of cuts will put it on track to reduce prices on a total of 10,000 items for the year.

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