Elizabeth Segran

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.

Walmart's warehouse arm has a brighter blue, a bolder wordmark, and a clever bit of punctuation aimed squarely at Gen Z.

If agentic commerce is to fulfill its potential, it has to do more than shop for boring, everyday products. Google, OpenAI, the social media giants, and a raft of startups are racing to win the high-stakes, all-too-human race to make AI that has a sense of style.

We’re in a trade-down economy. These four lessons are helping retailers win both affluent and lower-income consumers as the rules of shopping radically change.

Retailers are preparing for the $5 trillion moment when AI agents can shop for us. But teaching them taste is another matter.

With his app Pie, Bonobos founder Andy Dunn is betting that Gen Z doesn't want another aspirational brand—it wants real friends.

The Sabré brothers turned their cutting-room floor scraps into covetable bag charms. They believe the whimsy—and sustainability—they’re offering is key to being a next-generation luxury brand.

Shelly Xu Designs uses AI to reengineer clothing patterns, cutting fabric waste to near zero—without asking factories or consumers to change a thing.