Cara Salpini is a senior editor at Retail Dive. She specializes in retail, business and economics, and consumer behavior analytics, with a focus on topics such as corporate finance, store management, and the fashion industry. Cara's work has been featured in Supply Chain Dive, Yahoo Finance, Retail Dive, Fashion Dive, and Harro Community.
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Cara Salpini's coverage heavily focuses on retail and fashion industry news, often reporting on corporate moves, store closures, and business strategies. She frequently reports on company press releases and private sector announcements.
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Without those challenges, sales would have risen — and the company expects to comp positively in Q2.
A rotating pop-up will highlight the retailer’s private brands with curated assortments and event programming, Dick’s Vice President of Vertical Brand Marketing Aimee Watters tells Retail Dive.
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A site in Portland will shutter, with some functions moving to a new space in the city and others to New York or Baltimore.
By: Cara Salpini
While analysts acknowledged incoming finance chief David Denton’s credentials, they also flagged his lack of activewear experience.
By: Cara Salpini
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The tech has offered new ways to drive traffic and manage loyalty programs, but retail is still about emotional connection, executives at Ulta, Stitch Fix and Tapestry said.
Two major drags on the business, China and Converse, continued to post double-digit declines and one analyst suggested it may be time to sell the smaller brand.
The two partnered last year and are back for round two as Target revamps its merchandise offerings.
The activewear brand is splitting the role in two, with Rebecca Cai taking on oversight of global markets and Alice Delahunt joining to focus on the customer.
