Phil Wahba

A few years into her time overseeing American Eagle's Aerie division, Jennifer Foyle felt the loungewear and intimate apparel brand needed to stake a flag in the ground to stand out in a crowded sector.

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Ferrari’s $640,000 electric car is getting roasted online—and its former chairman says it risks ‘destruction of a myth’ - Phil Wahba

It's never a good sign when your former chairman explains that he has to bite his tongue about your much-anticipated major product launch.

The airline’s success with premium travelers has reshaped its business—and as rivals catch up, Delta is doubling down on luxury offerings, loyalty, and new revenue streams beyond ticket sales.

From a virtual try-on assistant that quintuples spending per session to machine learning tools that forecast demand and train managers, Macy's is deploying AI across its entire business