Adam Blair

Retail always attracts fraud, but what's happening now differs in scale and sophistication: 69% of retailers experienced AI-enabled fraud in the past year.

Dick's Sporting Goods reported a 6% comparable sales increase for its core business and a return to positive comparable sales for Foot Locker.

'Nearly usable' data looks right in dashboards and reports but falls apart the moment someone on the store floor needs to make a real-time decision.

Tractor Supply has acquired VIP Petcare, a mobile veterinary care provider operating community clinics in about 2,700 retail locations.

For years, the de minimis exemption served as the silent engine behind the global direct-to-consumer (DTC) explosion.

Dollar Tree, like other value-oriented retailers, has been able to turn today’s economic uncertainty into business growth.

Long before digital ads and social media influencers shaped consumer behavior, storefront displays were already capturing attention and sparking curiosity.

Products fly off the shelves before you know it, and suddenly you’re left wondering how to keep up with what customers want next. Sound familiar? Retail has always moved quickly, but lately it feels like trends are running a marathon while we’re still tying our sneakers. Blink and you might miss the next viral moment. […]

By following a few fundamental steps, companies can deploy agentic AI securely and privately, with humans guiding decisions every step of the way.

To reach a level of reliability that allows a customer to simply "shop and go," a significant breakthrough in computer vision has been required.