INVENTORY

The Michaels Companies is moving onto Etsy's turf.

The Michaels Companies follows a multi-pronged strategy to ensure its holiday merchandising is on target.

With the holiday season fast approaching, retailers are looking to improve their e-commerce operations to meet consumer needs.

Party City Holdings Inc. is deploying a new multi-enterprise supply chain platform.

The home field of the Texas Rangers Major League Baseball team is offering cashierless shopping with Amazon technology, augmented with RFID.

Footwear retailer Shoe Carnival is reporting increased e-commerce conversions and revenue following deployment of an AI-powered data platform.

The Home Depot Inc. is leveraging its Sidekick store associate app to ensure holiday shoppers can find the products they want, when they want them.

More robots are joining the workforce at Amazon. 

Happy Returns’ third annual “Returns Happen” study found that a large majority of consumers rank in-person returns as their No. 1 preferred return option.

Kohl’s Corp. is focusing on store merchandising and deals to serve the needs of holiday shoppers.

An indoor trampoline park chain is utilizing a robotic solution to expand on its concessions assortment.

In the world of retail, they say Christmas starts in July, but it looks as though the summer heat has brought a flurry of issues into fall.