Infrastructure

Convenience store giant 7-Eleven is adding 150 quick-serve restaurants to its stores this year, expanding on its experimental store concept at scale.

Gopuff, a consumer good micro-fulfillment and delivery company, has partnered with Uber Technologies to expand its essentials delivery services.

Resale apparel and footwear markets have exploded in the last few years, with consumers eager to snap up their favorite brands at lower prices while also reducing their carbon footprint by giving used items a new life.

Retail Leader Editor Amy Baxter sat down with Don Longo, editorial director of Convenience Store News, to discuss experimental convenience store formats.

Amazon is projected to become the world’s largest retailer in the next four years, overtaking Walmart and solidifying its dominance.

Consumers flocked to supermarket private labels in 2020, pushing sales up a whopping 13.2%, Progressive Grocer reported.

Lord & Taylor, the first and oldest department store in the U.S., has launched its revival as a digital collective store by its new owner The Saadia Group.

Walmart is phasing out its automated pickup towers that enabled customers to pick up their online orders through in-store vending-like machines.

A handful of luxury brands have banded together to launch a new blockchain consortium that aims to tackle one of the biggest threats to the designer world: counterfeit goods.

For warehouse clubs and grocery stores, one-stope shopping led to a larger share of the fuel market during the Covid-19 pandemic.

As consumers flocked to digital solutions to make purchases during the Covid-19 pandemic last year, retailers faced a growing--and costly--problem: surging return rates.

Target is piloting a new sortation center in its home base of Minnesota to test a first-of-its-kind facility that aims to speed up the online delivery process.