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Earlier this month, the DTC jeweler opened another location in Illinois. The latest store is the third location in Texas.

The popular at-home fitness brand plans to expand its reach via Dick’s Sporting Goods through 100+ physical stores and e-commerce.

The marketplace features products from third-party merchants and products in categories ranging from electronics to beauty.

The co-op will give every employee time off to vote, and it will open stores two hours late to allow them to go to the polls.

Customers can subscribe to the service for $49 per year or pay $6.95 for each individual same-day delivery.

Cookies is a popular marijuana brand in the U.S., which has now opened 53 dispensaries globally since 2018.

Pop-up in-store Toys R Us shops will open in all of Macy’s locations by Oct.15.

The experiences, titled Walmart Land and Walmart’s Universe of Play, will both offer interactive content and entertainment.

The retailer held its annual Prime Day in July, and it’s launching another big sale ahead of the holiday shopping season.

The omnichannel furniture retailer will work with Kressley to redesign two entertaining spaces in his Pennsylvania farmhouse.

The clothing retailer said it plans to donate $1 million over four years to organizations that support education and the arts.

Competitor Sam’s Club announced in August that it would hike the cost of its memberships, though they’re still cheaper than Costco’s current rates.

The omnichannel shopping technology, which includes smart carts and order management systems, will debut at a Bristol Farms grocery store in Irvine, California.

Walmart said it will hire 40,000 employees while Target said it plans to onboard an additional 100,000 workers for the holiday season.

Kylie Jenner and Coty relaunched the brand last year with a focus on vegan and cruelty-free makeup products.

The “digital twin” stores are exact replicas of two of Lowe’s physical stores and will allow employees to test new displays and layouts.

The layoffs, which will take place at Gap’s offices in New York, San Francisco and Asia, mark the latest sign of turmoil for the retailer.

The Canadian subsidiary of Walmart will use cameras to monitor inventory on shelves and alert employees when stock is running low.

The athletic retailer said 75% of the company’s polyester usage would come from recycled sources by 2025.

It's the first sporting goods retailer to partner with the delivery platform, which last week announced it also was collaborating with Big Lots.

The flagship is two stories and encompasses 12,000 square feet, and it's part of Lids' continued brick-and-mortar expansion. 

Major retailers continue to debut new digital services that allow their customers to personalize their shopping experience.

Delivery apps associated with food continue to partner with retail stores after the apps soared in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The four-month journey will kick off in late September and will make stops in 35 communities and college campuses.