Lauren Debter is a Staff Writer at Forbes. She covers a range of topics including retail, AI, inflation, and major brands such as Amazon and Adidas. Lauren's work has been featured in RealClearMarkets, Forbes Australia, and Forbes.
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Lauren's coverage is centered around retail, e-commerce, and product promotions. She often cites data and provides investment analysis, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and in-depth industry insight.
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We may have hit peak Skelly.
By: Lauren Debter
Companies that sell body cams to law enforcement are now chasing a promising new market even as critics question the extent of the problem.
Companies that sell body cams to law enforcement are now chasing a promising new market even as critics question the extent of the problem.
The site has been adding buyer-friendly features, like authentication services and secure storage for collectibles, to keep its best customers around. It hasn't stopped their ranks from thinning.
By: Lauren Debter
This year’s class of young entrepreneurs are the creators of TikTok-famous brands gaining shelf space at the nation’s largest retailers.
By: Lauren Debter
An unsettled retail landscape is making it tougher than ever for entrepreneurs to acquire slices of the lucrative nostalgia toy businesses.
By: Lauren Debter
The hotel giant has brought on Camp, a chain with nine locations, to reimagine its kids clubs as it looks to build its all-inclusive business.
By: Lauren Debter
The Chinese retailer, with an estimated $16 billion in goods sold in its first full year, faces bipartisan efforts to close an 86-year-old U.S. trade loophole that's been key to its rise.
Critics say a favourable trade law has been used by Temu and its larger Chinese rival, Shein, to avoid paying millions or even billions.
By: Lauren Debter
As the country’s war with Russia rages on, thousands of Ukrainian women have turned to the multi-level marketing company’s pink-packaged offerings to support their families.
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