Julia Waldow

At the same time that it's gearing up for its 50th anniversary, Brompton Bicycle is looking to cultivate a new generation of riders.

In July, Tru Earth, a brand that sells laundry detergent sheets, launched an interactive loyalty program.

It took 10 years, but Axel Arigato, a Swedish sneaker and streetwear brand, finally has its first store in the United States.

Fashion companies are hitting the road this fall, going on tours to U.S. college campuses to pitch products to students.

Some personal health and wellness brands are focusing their holiday marketing more on empathy and education.

For many people, the name “Segway” brings to mind an image of a bulky, two-wheeled, self-balancing scooter — the same one featured in the 2009

Years after opening their first stores, online mattress players like Naturepedic, Casper and Saatva are continuing to bet on physical retail.

Fashion rental platforms like Nuuly and Pickle are trying new holiday marketing strategies to win over those looking for something to wear.

Thirty-five years after its founding in 1989, the luggage brand Calpak is getting its first permanent store in Los Angeles.

Although Saks Fifth Avenue is scrapping its signature holiday light show this year, the luxury retailer is getting into the season via other marketing channels.