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    Saks Global: Financial Challenges and Luxury Retail Strategy

    Saks Global: Financial Challenges and Luxury Retail Strategy

    Saks Global faces financial headwinds with soft sales and debt. Focus on financing, cost reduction, and restoring luxury authority is crucial for overcoming challenges and improving retail operations. Real estate holdings offer potential.


    Gap Revitalization: New Subbrand, Partnerships, and Vintage Focus

    Gap Revitalization: New Subbrand, Partnerships, and Vintage Focus

    Under CEO Richard Dickson, Gap is revitalizing via GapStudio (led by Zac Posen), partnerships with Malbon Golf, Dôen, Disney and GapVintage. Favorable compensations were seen with market share gains.


    Digital Product Passports: Strategic Investment & Value

    Digital Product Passports: Strategic Investment & Value

    Digital Product Passports (DPPs) offer strategic investment opportunities, tracking product lifecycles & potentially doubling item lifetime value. Brands should view DPPs as more than compliance.


    Back-to-School Deals: Walmart, Target & Spending Trends

    Back-to-School Deals: Walmart, Target & Spending Trends

    Walmart & Target offer back-to-school discounts for teachers & students. Spending is projected to rise but inflation & supply chain issues impact consumers. Tween brand launched.


    Oakley Designs Visor for Artemis III Moon Mission

    Oakley Designs Visor for Artemis III Moon Mission

    Oakley partners with Axiom to design a stowable visor for the Artemis III mission, protecting astronauts from radiation, temperature, and micrometeorites with advanced optical technology for enhanced lunar exploration.


    American Eagle + Snapchat: Back-to-School Gen Z Push

    American Eagle + Snapchat: Back-to-School Gen Z Push

    American Eagle partners with Snapchat, leveraging Snap Map's Promoted Places to target Gen Z for back-to-school shopping. Aims to boost in-store traffic, capitalize on Snapchatters' preference for in-person retail experience.


    Target’s Strategic Shift: Sales Growth & New Stores

    Target’s Strategic Shift: Sales Growth & New Stores

    Target aims to reverse slumping sales with strategic investments, new stores, and a focus on private labels. Expansion includes shop-in-shops and a multiyear growth strategy. Sales growth by 2030.


    Maison Margiela: Glenn Martens’s Debut – A New Era for Fashion?

    Maison Margiela: Glenn Martens’s Debut – A New Era for Fashion?

    Glenn Martens debuts at Maison Margiela, blending Martin Margiela's legacy with a modern, emotional vision. Masks, corsets, and thrifted fabrics evoke a sense of gloom and anarchy, while couture balances heritage and innovation.


    Retail Roundup: Algorithmic Pricing, Acquisitions, and Brand Collaborations

    Retail Roundup: Algorithmic Pricing, Acquisitions, and Brand Collaborations

    Retail news: NY law on algorithmic pricing, Big 5 acquisition by Worldwide Golf, Ulta's expansion, Inkey List at Ulta, Baskin-Robbins & Laneige collab, Sanrio x Children's Place, JC Penney collection.


    Levi’s: Distribution Changes, Dockers Sale, and Future Strategy

    Levi’s: Distribution Changes, Dockers Sale, and Future Strategy

    Levi's is changing its distribution strategy, selling Dockers to Authentic Brands for up to $391M, and focusing on brand strength amid an uncertain economic environment. They are also expanding third-party logistics.


    Alaska Airlines: $100M Boost with Google Meridian MMM

    Alaska Airlines: $100M Boost with Google Meridian MMM

    Alaska Airlines sees a potential $100M boost (11% rise) using Google's Meridian MMM via Adswerve. Optimizing ad spend towards a mid-funnel strategy improves reservations and ROI. Data-driven marketing.


    Prime Day 2024: Online Spending & Back-to-School Boom

    Prime Day 2024: Online Spending & Back-to-School Boom

    Adobe forecasts a $23.8B online spending surge during Prime Day 2024, fueled by back-to-school deals. Expect discounts (10-24%) & increased 'buy now, pay later' usage. Target & Walmart offer competing events.