Credit card ‘Swipe’ fees cost the average family $1,200 each year
Credit card ‘Swipe’ fees account for $3B of back-to-school costs in 2025.
Credit card ‘Swipe’ fees account for $3B of back-to-school costs in 2025.
Since launching in 2020, The Yellow Glasses Project has raised more than $6 million.
Delivery, Pickup, and Ship-to-Home Services Drive Strong Gains Amid Shift Toward Online Shopping
Retailer achieves top score on Disability Equality Index for its ongoing commitment to inclusion.
With new protein-packed snacks and cleaner labels on the way, PepsiCo is banking on innovation to lift lagging North American sales.
Walmart aims to shed its discount-store image and attract high-income e-commerce shoppers.
The new program, built on the PAR Retail platform, aims to deliver exclusive offers, seamless transactions, and personalized experiences to customers.
Price growth in food and beverage remained stable, with minimal impact from tariffs to date.
“Banks are bragging about higher profits and the easy treatment they expect from regulators while Main Street struggles.”
With 70+ back-to-school items priced at $1 or less – DG is helping families and educators save on back-to-school items.
Neighborhood Markets are Walmart’s more compact alternative to its traditional Supercenters.
The new locations, opening in July and August, reflect Target’s focus on both large-format stores and localized customer convenience.
“FMI strongly supports the work of HHS and FDA to identify and eliminate outdated or unnecessary regulations.”
“We understand how important it is for families and teachers to save time and money when preparing for the school year.”
“As shoppers look for the best deals on clothes, notebooks and other school-related items, retailers are highly focused on affordability and making the shopping experience as seamless as possible."
Launched in 2020, the CCU has grown from a small team operating in two countries to a global force spanning 12 countries.