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Oct. 13, 2025
| This week’s operations news and insights for retail leaders
The retailer’s upcoming Chicago and San Francisco locations mark its first flagship stores in the U.S. outside of New York City.
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“End to end, every segment of what we do is driven by some form of intelligence,” said Indira Uppuluri, senior vice president of supply chain technology.
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Retailers in lower-traffic shopping centers require excellent associates, individualized operations and realistic expectations, experts say.
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Amid the threat of UFLPA violations and rising tariff costs, learn how top apparel brands are navigating trade disruption with AI.
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The company suggested franchisees use a platform it’s invested in to tokenize assets, potentially in lieu of traditional small business government financing.
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The beauty company is coming back only through an e-commerce approach after being bought out of U.K. administration in 2024.
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The outdoor retailer began scaling down a year ago in order to focus on its core sports fishing and bird hunting customer.
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Once operational in 2026, the facility will service stores across several states in the Southwest.
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Ingka Group’s investment arm bought U.S.-based Locus to help improve delivery, something the home retailer previously outsourced.
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By early 2026, the retailer plans to slash duty costs from $180 million to $70 million through higher prices and transportation optimization.
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Patricia Gabriel will leave Capri Holdings, owner of Jimmy Choo and Versace, to lead global operations for PVH Corp.
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