June 3 - Walmart plots high-tech fulfillment centers | Lululemon to enter hiking category

Walmart plots 4 new 'next generation' fulfillment centers

The facilities incorporate an automated storage and retrieval system while also employing 4,000 new workers, and could serve 75% of the U.S.

Pinterest to acquire AI shopping platform The Yes

The Yes, which was founded by former Stitch Fix COO Julie Bornstein, furthers Pinterest's goal of being a personalized shopping destination.

Spontaneous summer: How retailers can capitalize on increased tourism and longer stays

Lululemon plans retro, hiking products

The athletics retailer also launched the second product in its footwear offering after the popularity of its running shoe drove out of stocks.

Wilson opens second New York store

Its third location overall, the Upper East Side store lets shoppers rent out equipment before purchasing it.

American Eagle's logistics arm adds Saks Off Fifth, Fanatics as customers

Six months after announcing its Quiet Logistics acquisition, the retailer is on the hunt for more clients.

Dollar General names 11 new executives as it springs ahead

The appointments include a trio of new senior vice presidents who will oversee real estate, private label and distribution.

What Trunk Club's demise says about apparel subscriptions

Customers who engage with Nordstrom's stylists, online or in stores, spend more time and money at the retailer. So it's going outside the box.

Nike Survey Shows Burnout, Dissatisfaction in Company's Tech Workers

Sycamore, Franchise Group Submit Bids for Kohl’s

New York’s Push to More Tightly Regulate Fashion Lapses into Next Year

Tommy Hilfiger Expands Presence on Roblox With ‘Tommy Play’ Space

I was offered an intimate look at Rent the Runway’s turbulent year.