Target is cutting discounts and lowering average price point. How will the retailer stack up in the e-commerce wars? With declining foot traffic and Amazon's dominance over e-commerce, traditional retailers need to rethink their digital sales strategies. Julia Gray 8.5.20 10:00 AM Innovation
Weed is a pandemic-proof business, data shows Marijuana sales are surging but will stocks follow suit? Abigail Covington 7.23.20 4:30 PM Innovation
Sleep expert Arianna Huffington details how quarantine is affecting your shut-eye People seem desperate to find (buy) solutions as they struggle to sleep — weighted blankets, new mattresses, firmer pillows — items that promise comfort and rest. Julia Gray 6.19.20 6:03 PM Features
U.S., European officials acknowledge crypto is here to stay Severe new restrictions failed to materialize in both jurisdictions as governments continue to reckon with crypto’s emergence as a $3 trillion economic force. Abigail Rubenstein 3.16.22 2:29 PM Crypto
Sephora signs '15 Percent Pledge' to stock more Black-owned brands, but currently carries only seven The beauty retailer carries over 290 beauty brands, seven of which are Black-owned businesses. And according to our data, inventory growth for the seven brands has been minimal. Julia Gray 6.15.20 10:00 AM Innovation
Five Below got back most of its stores, but not all of its customers Five Below is seeing the impact of not being opened for three months. It's not great. Jared Russo 6.8.20 4:00 PM Markets
Ulta and Sephora look less like rivals during the pandemic Ulta and Sephora seem less like competitors now that both beauty retailers are dealing with the same overwhelming obstacle. Julia Gray 5.29.20 6:36 PM Markets
OPINION: Crypto is more a force for good than harm in Ukraine Humanitarian donations are pouring in, and so far the threat of Russia evading sanctions has yet to materialize. Joon Ian Wong 3.11.22 6:27 PM Crypto