Infrastructure

The consumer products industry is facing an era like no other, but businesses are rising to the occasion and likely to see strong financial performance in 2022.

Big Lots is expecting to surpass 500 net store openings in the coming years as the retailer updated its annual sales goal of $8 billion to $10 billion.

Tackling returns is an ongoing issue in the retail industry, and with online retail only picking up, how companies deal with returns is becoming increasingly critical.

Walmart is expanding its in-home grocery delivery business, hiring thousands of drivers and reaching millions more Americans.

Major retailers, such as Macy’s and Walmart, have been forced to make adjustments to store hours as omicron variant cases of COVID-19 have skyrocketed and staff shortages prevail.

Luxury sleep brand Saatva has opened up a new retail location in Washington, D.C., as the company’s second-ever viewing room.

Maternity apparel and accessories brand A Pea in the Pod has opened two new concept stores in Chicago and New York.

The rising trend of retailers teaming up together for in-store shops has hit the cannabis industry.

Wayfair is bringing two of its specialty brands into brick-and-mortar in 2022 with three new stores in Massachusetts.

Retailers have been saddled with supply chain issues throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and nearly half of supply chain professionals say shortages and disruptions have been the top challenge.

Retail imports reached new heights in 2021.

DoorDash is introducing a new, ultra-fast grocery delivery service with 10-15-minute delivery windows in New York.