Tatiana Walk-Morris is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes such as retail, e-commerce, finance, and technology, often amplifying unheard voices through her writing. Tatiana's work has been featured in notable outlets including Chicago Public Media, Vanity Fair, and BBC World.
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Tatiana's coverage is heavily focused on retail, shopping trends, and consumer behavior. She frequently includes press releases, data citations, and private sector announcements in her articles.
Given Tatiana’s focus on retail and consumer behavior, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into emerging trends within the retail industry or compelling data regarding consumer preferences and behaviors. Experts who can speak to shifts in shopping habits or the impact of current events on consumer spending may catch her attention.
She does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but covers topics relevant to the United States market extensively. Therefore, pitches should keep this geographic context in mind when reaching out to her with relevant article ideas or expert commentary.
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According to an estimate by the National Retail Federation, returns will amount to 16.9% of retailers’ annual sales in 2024.
By: Tatiana Walk-Morris
The campaign with the Kansas City wide receiver is the latest from the athletics retailer, who has partnered with a number of professional athletes throughout the season.
By: Tatiana Walk-Morris
In April next year, the sporting goods retailer intends to introduce “full assortments” of the brand into more than 140 stores.
That’s a 12% increase compared to last season as retailers leverage the tech to drive personalization, according to a Salesforce report.
By: Tatiana Walk-Morris
Though U.S. shoppers are slow to trust it, Temu has become the top Chinese e-commerce platform, surpassing competitors like Shein and TikTok Shop, an Omnisend survey found.
By: Tatiana Walk-Morris
After eight straight quarters of revenue declines in the sector, spending grew 3.5% during the two weeks ending Dec. 7, according to Circana analysis.
The social commerce company is broadening its collectibles and focusing on authentication, but faces a potential ban in the U.S.
Downsizing in the critical holiday month was up more than 2,800% year over year, a report from Challenger, Gray and Christmas found.
MyLowe’s Home will debut in the spring, as the retailer aims to enhance the homeowner experience through AI.
The retailer previously had a marketplace, but ultimately closed down its operations after five years.
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