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  • Chrissy Teigan and John Legend stand near Kismet pet brand products
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    John Legend and Chrissy Teigen launch Kismet pet brand

    The celebrity couple said the brand offers high quality pet food, lifestyle goods and content.

  • People walk around in front of Saks Fifth Avenue and Hudson's Bay department stores.
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    "Hudson's Bay" by Jeff Hitchcock is licensed under CC BY 2.0
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    Hudson’s Bay, again a unified retailer, announces layoffs in organizational ‘re-alignment’

    The Canadian department store, which once split up its e-commerce and store operations, said the downsizing impacts less than 1% of its workforce.

  • In its third bankruptcy, Rue21 plans to shutter all locations

    The apparel retailer massively downsized as it emerged from Chapter 11 in 2017. This time more than 540 stores will close for good.

  • A Sam Ash Music storefront
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    Nate Delesline III/Retail Dive
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    Music retailer Sam Ash to close all stores

    The retailer, which has been in operation for 100 years, began store closing sales on Thursday.

  • The exterior of Azazie Studio
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    DTC bridal brand Azazie opens first physical location

    Azazie Studio is closed to the public and will be used to host private events, bridal celebrations, style and influencer appointments, gifting suites and more.

  • OLAPLEX DUPES THE DUPERS ON TIKTOK WITH OLADUPÉ, WHICH WAS REVEALED AS ITS BLOCKBUSTER NO. 3 HAIR PERFECTOR
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    Olaplex reports Q1 sales declines across all channels

    The hair care company’s overall sales fell 13.1%, with its DTC segment down almost 16%, while net income dropped 63% compared to last year. 

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    Wayfair net sales fall 1.6% in Q1

    Despite challenges across the home goods category, executives remained optimistic that demand will return.

  • The interior of a Ted Baker store in New York City shows wooden floors and clothing on racks.
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    Ted Baker says North America bankruptcy due in part to failures by Authentic’s Europe and UK operators

    The retailer said in court documents that suppliers were not paid, leading to shipment delays, order cancellations and merchandise shortages.

  • The interior of a store features mannequins to the left, a rack of clothes in the middle, a large plant to the right, and furniture in the middle.
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    Courtesy of Gap Inc.
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    Banana Republic’s CEO is out

    Sandra Stangl arrived in 2020 and oversaw the addition of home goods, her forte, at a tough time for the category.

  • J.C. Penney ad with Walker Hayes with a guitar.
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    J.C. Penney, country singer Walker Hayes to release limited-time collection

    Following its bankruptcy, the retailer has been improving its merchandise and technology infrastructure to resurrect its business.

  • Peloton CEO Barry McCarthy in a blue vest and glasses.
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    Peloton lays off 15% of global workforce as CEO Barry McCarthy exits

    The staff reductions impact about 400 employees and come as the fitness company faces declining sales and members.

  • Bed Bath & Beyond
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    Beyond Inc. adds 8 people to its leadership team

    The new executives will fill key roles at the company's three main banners — Bed Bath & Beyond, Overstock and Zulily.

  • Children playing and jumping wearing bright colored clothing
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    Hanna Andersson taps Apple vet as chief brand officer

    Grace Wong, who also worked at Gap, will lead creative development at the children’s brand and produce content across the company’s platforms.

  • A person in front of shopping cart scanners in a store
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    Courtesy of Sam's Club
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    Sam’s Club’s receipt-verification tech speeds ahead

    The AI-based equipment is now in place at a fifth of the chain’s locations and is helping shoppers exit more than 20% faster than before.

  • Williams-Sonoma to pay $3.2M for violating FTC’s Made in USA order

    The retailer listed products as being made in the United States when they were manufactured abroad and will pay a "record" civil penalty.

  • A large cardboard box sits on a welcome mat on the front porch of a house.
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    Courtesy of Amazon
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    Amazon services outpace retail growth in Q1

    The e-commerce giant’s third-party services, advertising, subscriptions and cloud unit generated double-digit revenue increases in the period.

  • Female retail store worker assesses clothing rack using iPad
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    gorodenkoff via iStock 

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    Retail industry groups voice concerns over imminent overtime pay changes

    The National Retail Federation warned of harm to employers and employees alike, while the Retail Industry Leaders Association slammed a “legally dubious methodology to score political points.”

  • Walmart
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    Walmart GoLocal expands delivery capabilities, client base

    The retailer's local delivery platform has evolved to handle big and bulky items, orders out of fulfillment centers and more, Vice President Rina Hurst said.

  • Roblox image of characters standing near a DKNY branded stage.
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    DKNY to debut virtual collection on Roblox

    The fashion brand aims to engage with millions of Roblox players with virtual items from its recently launched Heart of New York range.

  • A tailor works at a sewing machine, reusing fabric from old denim clothes.
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    Natalia Khimich via Getty Images
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    Reformation reports spike in direct emissions, misses 2023 carbon intensity target

    The apparel company known for pioneering sustainable practices aims to slash its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% by 2030, compared to a 2021 baseline.

  • Tiger Woods in a dark blue long sleeves t-shirt with the words Sun Day Red on the front.
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    Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red debuts first collection

    The professional athlete and TaylorMade in February announced the launch of the brand after Woods ended his 27-year partnership with Nike.

  • A Walmart health superstore
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    Walmart to close health centers due to ‘lack of profitability’

    The retailer also plans to end telehealth services, citing operational costs and reimbursement complexities that made its healthcare business unsustainable.

  • The Williams Sonoma app on a mobile phone.
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    Williams Sonoma debuts new mobile app

    The app gives users access to recipes, the ability to create and manage registries, connect with design experts and shop by room. 

  • Several grocery items such as chocolate almond milk and pistachio nut butter against an orange backdrop
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    Walmart adds new grocery line to private brands portfolio

    The retailer said its new Bettergoods line includes 300 items and marks its largest private brand food launch in 20 years.

  • A person and mannequins stand inside a store, seen through the store window.
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    Royalty fees squeeze Vince margins

    The company is targeting more than $30 million in savings in part to offset the new cost of licensing its own brand from Authentic Brands Group.