Steve Dennis

For remarkable retailers, in-store shopping bounced back quickly, and the notion that physical retail is dead or dying continues to be greatly exaggerated.

As I’ve been saying for awhile now: Shift happens.

More retail predictions for 2024 including on Nordstrom, Apple’s Vision Pro, Macy’s, Kohl’s, Temu, Shein JC Penney, WeWork, the Metaverse.

Once again I reveal my annual list of bold retail predictions 2024, including the future of AI, the growth of DTC, the outlook for luxury department stores, and a reckoning for disruptor brands.

Anyone who follows the machinations of the retail industry will know that many struggling retailers continue to put forth breathless pronouncements of their alleged tr...

As I often say, I only have two problems with the term “omni-channel”: the omni part and the channel part.

As much as we may want to dissect how retailers did during the holiday season, the jury is still very much out

While it’s clear that some important shifts did occur during the Covid crisis, it’s also quite apparent that we are now experiencing much more of a “great rebalancing.”

Target is the latest retailer to reveal that it bought too much stuff and will need to take aggressive action to get its inventory levels back into line.

I got a lot of pushback when I wrote a 2018 Forbes piece—and doubled-down in my book—opining that Amazon’s future growth will be increasingly tied to brick-and-mortar retail.