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Warren primarily covers the retail and home industries with a focus on predictions, trends, and analysis of major players in the market. He often cites data to support his articles.
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By: Warren Shoulberg
Ross has been a bit of a slacker in the off-price space, as the TJX brands always were outperforming everyone. But not this quarter. Ross said its performance was across the board, mostly driven by increased store traffic.
It wasn't all that long ago that Kohl's was the envy of the American retail industry.
Honestly, after four misses and counting, we're really not trying to pick on them. But the decision by the new management to close the Neiman Marcus flagship store in downtown Dallas is just plain dumb.
Two giants continue to serve the average homeowner’s projects, but with the housing market stuck in neutral, Lowe’s and Home Depot are increasingly turning their attention to pro builders.
By: Warren Shoulberg
Industry wholesale buying events are still thriving, which should put worries of a permanent shift post-COVID to rest, Warren Shoulberg says.
Atlanta Market kicked off the summer show schedule this week, and vendors and retailers reported that business was basically OK.
The grocery channel is in a fierce battle for market share with Walmart and Kroger duking it out at the top and upscale chains trying to find a way to compete.
By: Warren Shoulberg
Any "expert" who thought in-person trade shows and markets would slowly taper after COVID is surely kicking themselves now.
When City Furniture announced its rebrand to City Home earlier this week, industry insiders took it as the latest sign that furniture retailers see
By: Warren Shoulberg
I bet we're not alone when we say we're getting a little tired of the never-ending Amazon Prime Day promotion. Data service Numerator just reported that shoppers say they are "less excited" about the event than they used to be, and can you really blame them?
