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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The company's U.S. QVC and HSN unit saw sales decrease 4% during the period, citing declines in home and apparel.
The move gives the department store chain another store-in-store partnership alongside Sephora.
By: Nate Delesline
The retailer is evaluating a potential sale of its e-commerce operations, related intellectual property and wholesale business.
The lawsuit states that the hedge fund reaped a short-swing profit weeks before the retailer's bankruptcy. Hudson Bay disputes the claims.
But the firm warns that a slow return to the office may worsen declining paper and printer sales and that printing won't return to pre-pandemic levels.
The company is continuing to lean in on capturing more share with professional customers.
By: Nate Delesline
The retailer also said “the majority” of remote workers and those at offices in Dallas, Atlanta and Toronto, must relocate — mostly to its Arkansas headquarters.
By: Nate Delesline
The retailer said in a preliminary earnings statement that it expects net sales of $160 million for the first quarter.
By: Nate Delesline
The company's e-commerce sales rose 21% , driven by store-fulfilled pickup and delivery and strength within its marketplace.
By: Nate Delesline
The company is also looking to sell up to 45 million shares in an attempt to cash in again on its meme stock status.
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