How Barnes & Noble Used its Stores to Launch a New Chapter
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How SharkNinja Creates Products Consumers Love — Really Love
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How Inviting Consumers to ‘Ask Ralph’ Deepens Their Connection to the Ralph Lauren Brand
Few brands have been as successful as Ralph Lauren at maintaining a consistent philosophy and image over decades.…
Features January 13
Dick’s Sporting Goods Chairman Ed Stack on House of Sport, Corporate Culture and Fixing Foot Locker
At NRF 2026, Stack shared the origin story of the House of Sport, what employees at Dick’s all…
Features January 12
REI CEO Mary Beth Laughton on How the Co-op is Changing, Ecommerce and AI
Laughton elaborated on the Peak 28 three-year strategy, building a sustainable future while preserving values, and bringing a…
Features January 12
AI in Luxury: Why LVMH Won’t Let AI Eclipse Humanity or Creativity
Luxury giant LVMH believes strongly in the use of AI throughout its organization, which includes 75 maisons in…
Features January 12
The RealReal Cuts Asset Protection Expenses 60% with AI-Powered Video Solution
The RealReal, a leader in the high-volume consignment industry, requires advanced security and asset protection to safeguard the…
Features January 9
2026 Predictions: The Promises (and Perils) of AI
We’ve held off on discussing AI as long as we could, but we’re only human. It was the…
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