Kaarin Vembar is a Senior Editor at Retail Dive. She specializes in retail and retail technology, focusing on store management, consumer behavior analytics, and online marketplaces. Kaarin's insights and expertise have been featured in Grocery Dive, Fashion Dive, CFO, and Retail Dive.
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Kaarin Vembar's coverage focuses on retail, consumer spending, and business news, with an emphasis on leadership changes and product promotions. She heavily relies on press releases and covers a wide range of topics in the retail sector including fashion, store closures, sustainability, e-commerce among others.
Considering her focus on leadership changes within companies as well as product promotions in the retail industry, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new executive appointments or departures within major retail brands. Additionally, if you have insights into upcoming product launches or promotional strategies for retailers or consumer goods companies that align with current market trends such as sustainability and e-commerce expansion it may capture her attention.
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Maly Bernstein, who spent four years leading the Macy’s, Inc. banner, has been named chief commercial officer.
The toy company in Q3 said that its cash flow may be insufficient to support its working capital needs within the next year.
The retailer will start with a small assortment of its products on the marketplace next year as it works to capture sales lost to the gray market.
The retailer’s Q3 results were below expectations. Chief Daniel Heaf says the company needs to go back to what made it great.
The change, subject to shareholder approval, comes as 90% of its fleet is expected to operate as Shoe Station stores by the end of fiscal 2028.
By: Kaarin Moore
No one wanted to put tariffs on Christmas, says the National Tree Company CEO. But what happens when your raw materials are made outside the U.S.?
The concept is launching this month with two locations, with additional openings slated for 2026.
The stock market transfer “signals a strategic alignment with the tech-heavy exchange,” according to analysts.
Over 54,000 runners recently participated in the Chicago Marathon, with some 1.7 million spectators lining the streets. They came to race — and to shop.
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