Elizabeth Segran

Resale used to be seen as a threat. Now companies like Woom, Lovevery, and Hanna Andersson have discovered it's one of their cheapest customer acquisition channels.

Caddis founder Tim Parr built an eyewear company on the un-American idea that getting older might be a good thing—and the cultural moment is finally catching up.

Michael Preysman is building a new brand—this time without venture capital or private equity.

Customers wanted a smart ring that looked like jewelry, not a gadget. Oura spent years rebuilding its hardware from the inside out to deliver one.

The stationery store where people can buy original designs from artists is launching an experiment to allow customers to use AI to add custom elements to their orders.

Herman Miller is introducing a new Aeron chair that uses recycled nylon, bio-based plastics, and a lighter aluminum base to cut its carbon footprint by another 12%.

A global alliance of businesses, governments, and designers just unveiled a universal mark for reuse—and it could reshape how the world handles waste.

A global alliance of businesses, governments, and designers just unveiled a universal mark for reuse—and it could reshape how the world handles waste.

The retail giant is entering the food delivery wars, combining its in-store restaurant partnerships with its last-mile know-how to take on Uber Eats and DoorDash.

The company's Direct Listings marketplace finally gives sellers control over their most special pieces.