Aug. 3 - As layoffs hit Allbirds and Glossier, a look at retail’s fallen unicorns

More layoffs at Glossier as the brand moves into wholesale

The company is parting ways with about two dozen employees as it preps for a life outside of single-channel distribution.

Allbirds lays off 8% of its global corporate workforce

Twenty-three people were let go last week after the footwear brand, facing rising costs, evaluated roles and processes to prep for its next phase of growth.

How data and expertise will determine what's next in retail

Consumer wariness comes for Simon-owned retailers in Q2

CEO David Simon told analysts that volatility in retail is “just the way of the world” and downplayed the REIT’s investment in the industry.

Ulta Beauty launches digital innovation venture fund

The beauty retailer is focused on investing in augmented and virtual reality, the metaverse and technology-powered custom beauty services.

How retailers can cater to smart shoppers

Death of Family Dollar employee after confronting shoplifter highlights need for training, OSHA says

OSHA has proposed $330,446 in penalties against the company following the employee’s death in Florida.

Amazon slows network expansion in response to cooling customer demand

The e-commerce giant estimates 40% of its capital investments this year will go toward warehouses and transportation capacity, down from 55% in 2021.

As inflation bites, retailers cut guidance

Since June, at least four major retailers have made significant updates to their financial outlooks.

Consumer debt tops $16 trillion as inflation fuels credit card surge

Inflation weighs on back-to-school buying for many families

UPS pilot program aims to deliver more packages in fewer stops

Suspected Gas Leak Sickens Over 50 Workers at Indian Apparel Plant

Target, Aldi among fastest growing private brands, report finds