Nike's repeated resets and job cuts signal a protracted recovery for the sportswear leader as consumers pull back on discretionary apparel.

Rival retailers are moving early marketing and discounts to capture spend around Amazon's October sales event.

The sustained rebound in Hong Kong retail points to recovering consumer demand in the city after years of weak spending.

Privacy concerns over camera-equipped smart glasses are prompting regulatory scrutiny and retailer pullbacks in Europe.

Holiday spending forecasts indicate resilient consumer demand even as confidence readings weaken.

Weak confidence readings raise risk for US discretionary retail spending into year-end.

Walmart's store-tech push aims to speed up product finding for shoppers and restocking for employees.

Rising input costs are squeezing retail margins and prompting operational countermeasures across major chains.

The sharp UK pullback reflects mounting pressure on household budgets heading into the holiday season.

AI-driven shopping traffic generates higher revenue per visit, making it a growing holiday channel for retailers.

Walmart's subscription growth intensifies competition with Amazon Prime in membership loyalty.

Widespread restaurant closures reflect softening traffic and pressure from rising menu prices.

Menu price fatigue is translating into reduced frequency and smaller checks for restaurant operators.

Italian retail data shows modest growth with e-commerce outpacing in-store purchases.

The suit seeks $200 per Oregon member and highlights supply chain compliance risk for large retailers.

Dynamic pricing experiments by major chains raise questions about consumer tolerance for variable menu prices.

The shift toward online grocery continues to reshape how supermarkets allocate investment.

Walmart's integration of AI shopping tools reflects growing retailer adoption of chatbot-based commerce.