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As retailers shaped holiday hiring plans, 721K retail workers quit in August

Employers including retailers are having to raise wages and otherwise sweeten their offer in order to lure people to take openings.

Walmart and Target reassure customers they'll be stocked amid global supply chain squeeze

The retail giants outlined proactive measures they have taken to get goods into the country and onto shelves. For their smaller peers, the pressure is tighter.

Consumer habits: What retailers need to know for the holiday season

Retailers are betting on wage hikes, perks to woo workers ahead of the holidays. Will it work?

Employers are offering incentives like sign-on bonuses, tuition assistance and higher pay to staff up, but challenges remain.

Macy's teams up with Fanatics

The deal grows the fan apparel product offering at Macy's by nearly 20 times, as the department store continues to diversify its merchandise categories. 

How reliable is your consumer panel data

Remember when Macy's was the one removing department store names?

Now it's facing the unfortunate prospect of another retailer's logo splashed upon its hometown flagship, just in time for its famous Thanksgiving parade.

The majority of consumers plan to shop early this year: report

Research indicates that shoppers want to spend more this year, but they're taking advantage of holiday deals sooner.

How major retailers are staffing up for the 2021 holiday season

Nordstrom announced plans to hire more than 28,000 seasonal and regular employees for its stores, supply chain facilities and customer service centers.

Walgreens DEI report shows strides on leadership diversity

Luxury watch shortage drives growth of $20 billion secondhand market as start-ups rush to cash in

Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner has died

Coach Says It Has Stopped Destroying Merchandise After Online Criticism

LVMH Sends Mixed Signals on Chinese Luxury Spending