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Jaclyn Peiser

Jaclyn Peiser

Business and Retail Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Business
  • Commerce

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Recent Articles

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Longtime Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire

He will be succeeded by John Furner, the president and chief executive of Walmart U.S., in February.
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Seasonal hiring weakest since the Great Recession, reports show

Retailers are “not betting” on a big surge during the holiday shopping season, pulling back on temporary roles at a time when demand for them is on the rise.
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A company known for towers of fruit pitches THC as an alcohol alter...

Edibles.com and other firms making low-dose THC gummies and drinks are selling the lifestyle and wellness benefits as more people move away from alcohol.
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McDonald’s is working to hold on to its low-income customers.

The company’s chief executive cited an industrywide traffic decline from lower-earning consumers as traffic from wealthier customers grew.
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America may run out of Christmas decor this year. Here’s why.

Suppliers and retailers in the Christmas decor space are warning that tariffs will lead to higher prices and less inventory as the bulk of materials comes from China.
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You can make ChatGPT your personal shopper and deal hunter. Here’s ...

AI platforms like ChatGPT can help with shopping by giving you personalized recommendations and comparing prices. These tips will let you get the most from them.
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This toy company’s stock is outpacing Nvidia

Build-a-Bear is bucking trends on two fronts: a thriving mall brand that sells items in a highly tariffed category.
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Low-income Americans slash spending, a worrying sign for the economy

The U.S. economy faces challenges as consumer spending weakens, with lower-income Americans hit hardest by rising prices and economic pressures.
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Shoppers met with canceled orders, delays as de minimis exemption ends

Small businesses and shippers are in flux as they scramble to set up systems to conform with the new guidelines. 
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‘De minimis’ loophole is ending; here’s what it means for online or...

Consumers may see higher costs and delays as the Trump administration halts an exemption that allowed goods below $800 to enter the country duty-free.
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As tariff shock sets in, small toymakers fear for holiday stockpile...

One family-run business, which expects a 30 percent revenue loss this year, won’t have enough inventory for the holiday season thanks to tariffs.