Nate Delesline is a journalist who specializes in retail and e-commerce news. With a focus on the business side of the industry, Nate's articles cover topics such as company financials, market trends, and major developments in the retail sector. His work has been featured in publications like Retail Dive, Yahoo Finance, Global Supply Chain News, and ZDNET.
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Nate's coverage primarily focuses on retail, e-commerce, and business-related announcements. He seems to be particularly interested in newsworthy developments within companies such as layoffs, store openings/closings, and partnerships ending. Given the prevalence of press releases in his work, he may be responsive to pitches that involve exclusive access to company executives or insights into product launches or major changes within these businesses.
As Nate does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers general business topics with a particular emphasis on retail and e-commerce industry news from various locations. If you have relevant information pertaining to noteworthy events involving retailers or e-commerce platforms, it could be of interest to him regardless of location.
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Chief Product Officer Carlisha Robinson was terminated without cause Tuesday, according to a regulatory filing.
The decision regarding the support center roles follows a recent announcement that the pharmacy retailer plans to close 1,200 stores over the next three years.
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The trade organization is maintaining its holiday forecast for the year, stating that households are in decent financial shape.
The company is also benefiting from its acquisition earlier this year of SRS Distribution, which is on track to contribute $6.4 billion in sales for the fiscal year.
Retailers are likely to keep leaning on promotions and discounts to drive sales as consumers continue feeling the pressure of inflation, according to an S&P Global report.
Operating expenses also rose nearly 13% in the quarter as the company invests in store openings, marketing and more ad spending.
The outdoor gear cooperative said other tactics to curb the misuse of its returns policy by a small number of members were ineffective.
Store improvements, an accelerated digital presence and a growing advertising business is separating the retailer from its competitors, according to analysts.
The retailer will focus on deals and value as consumers become pickier with discretionary purchases.
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