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Too Hot or Too Wet, Europe’s Consumer Giants See Weather Hit

Just as a second summer heat wave grips Europe, companies across the region are lining up to blame soggy weather earlier in the year for hitting their performance.

0725 Too Hotor Too Wet

Walmart Deepens Store-Digital Integration as Web Unit Struggles

The world’s largest retailer will merge the logistics and finance teams for its e-commerce unit and stores.

0722 Walmart Deepens Store Digital

Zara's Hot Spotted Dress Is a Bet on Human Brains vs Big Data

The retailer, of course, is famous for its fast supply chain.

0718 Zaras Hot Spotted Dress

Amazon Prime Day 2019 Opens Doors for Stolen Packages From Stoops

It’s hard to pin down exactly how many cardboard boxes are pilfered from plain sight around the invented summer buying spree, since customers can report thefts to one of three sources.

0716 Amazon

Q&A | Introducing the 'Personal Supply Chain'

Welcome to the age of the "personal supply chain," a necessary response to the growing demands of consumers and the requirements of e-commerce.

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Walmart Workers Rebel Against Retailer’s Robot Push in Chile

Walmart is facing a strike by thousands of workers in South America amid the retail giant’s push to increase automation at its physical stores.

0711 Walmart Workers Rebel Against

Speaker Open Call: Retail Association Seeks Proposals for 2020 Conference

The Retail Industry Leaders Association is accepting applications this month to present at its LINK2020 retail supply chain conference in February.

Amazon Workers Plan Prime Day Strike at Minnesota Warehouse

Amazon warehouse workers in Minnesota plan to strike during the online retailer’s summer sales extravaganza, a sign that labor unrest persists even after the company committed to paying all employees at least $15 an hour last year.

0709 Amazon Workers Plan Strike

Online and In-Store, Retailers Must Adapt to New Shopping Trends

What many economists view as a growing gap between rich and poor in America is being reflected in online retailing trends.

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Lessons From the Military for Improving the Retail Customer Experience

Retailing as a business model is being challenged by e-tailers and demands for an ever-improving customer experience. Lessons from the military can help.

0708 Lessons Fromthe Military

Q&A | How E-Tailers Are Meeting Demand for Same-Day Shipping

E-commerce customers are increasingly demanding same-day service. Justin Cramer, co-founder of ProShip, explains how they're gearing up to make that happen.

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Cocaine Is Back. Blame Supply Chain Technology.

Entrepreneurship in the competitive cocaine market is evident from innovative distribution strategies that appear to reflect the type of disruption seen in other industries.

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