Caroline Jansen

The category experienced both highs and lows since the pandemic hit. But as sales start to tick up once again, retailers face new challenges.

The company, which entered Target just two years ago, will no longer accept orders on its website after March 24.

The company also plans to close its Technology Development Center in Austin, Texas.

While the retailer's customer base continues to shrink, CEO Niraj Shah is optimistic that the home goods downturn is nearing its end.

The deal extends an existing partnership between the two companies, as Grab Green in 2019 became a third-party vendor for the sustainable retailer.

With a new CEO, the fitness brand is focused on expanding its core audience and distribution network.

From skin care companies like Prequel and Dieux to footwear brand Kizik, these retailers are separating themselves from the rest.

The move was “a natural next step for Fine’ry,” according to Nadia Khan, senior vice president of brand marketing at parent company Maesa.

About 14 months after emerging from Chapter 11, the retailer finds itself in bankruptcy court once again. This time, it’s liquidating.

The online pet retailer saw net sales increase nearly 5% driven by strength in its Autoship subscription service and nondescretionary categories.