December retail sales surge caps strong 2025 holiday season
NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said consumers continued to prioritize holiday spending despite ongoing cost pressures.
NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said consumers continued to prioritize holiday spending despite ongoing cost pressures.
January imports are forecast at 2.11 million TEU, up from last month but down 5.3% from last year.
Better Care Services connects customers to a curated network of third-party urgent care and behavioral health providers.
Entering 2026, indicators suggest the labor market remains fragile.
CHPA appreciates the ongoing recognition that dietary supplements support individuals in meeting nutrient needs when diet alone falls short.
Mehrotra is a technology veteran with over 25 years of experience and a track record of building category-defining platforms.
Sam’s Club pharmacies have been ranked No. 1 in customer satisfaction among mass merchandiser pharmacies by J.D. Power for 10 consecutive years.
A central theme of the CEO’s address was the need to embrace change, both operationally and culturally.
The trade group welcomed dietary supplements' inclusion in the 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, highlighting their role in addressing nutrient gaps.
Albertsons reported steady Q3 results but reduced its full-year outlook as pricing pressures and changes in drug reimbursement affect sales.
“We are committed to building on the success of the past two programs to make the 2026 challenge even more impactful.”
Privacy advocates warn that storing sensitive biometric information poses risks beyond retail security.
After a year of megadeals, divestments, and leadership upheaval, food and beverage giants are focusing on portfolio reshaping, targeting faster-growth categories and shedding legacy assets.
This partnership is a crucial first step toward meeting customers where they seek inspiration and delivering the DoorDash experience.
Gleeson’s appointment signifies a historic change for the convenience and fuel retailing industry.
While welcoming new guidance, FMI warned that language on “involuntary withdrawal” should only apply to willful noncompliance, not accidental product-coding errors.