Sarah Halzack

The shift in shopping habits during the pandemic creates the potential for big headaches for companies that don’t plan for the deluge.

Toilet-paper shortages, big-chain bankruptcies and new stay-at-home shopping habits marked a singular year for an industry upended by the pandemic.

A pullback in spending in the final weeks of the year didn’t stop retailers from enjoying a solid holiday season. Here’s why.

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The fast-food giant’s Times Square restaurant is a bet on a return of tourism, but its focus on digital ordering is a hint that some pandemic behaviors will stick.

The gymnastics superstar’s defection to Athleta gives the Gap-owned women’s athletic-apparel chain added visibility and credibility with its core audience.

The quirky-but-comfortable clogs gained popularity during the pandemic. Now, smart marketing has made them a fashion statement.

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