Inside the market where Kroger and Giant Eagle will likely be under the antitrust microscope
The grocers have a combined market share of more than 64% in the Columbus, Ohio, area, according to data from analysis firm RetailStat.
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The grocers have a combined market share of more than 64% in the Columbus, Ohio, area, according to data from analysis firm RetailStat.
The addition of Lowes.com and Marketplace to a purview that includes retail media, loyalty and personalization speaks to the evolution of the marketer role.
The new locations, including one in the Hamptons, are part of its strategic plan to launch over 300 new stores by 2035.
An identity overhaul, inclusive of a new logo and revamped social media strategy, is showcased in a campaign that is rooted in self-expression.
The retailer’s own brands outperformed national brands during the second quarter as it saw robust interest in “anything that is answering a customer’s question around value,” said…
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The new locations, including one in the Hamptons, are part of its strategic plan to launch over 300 new stores by 2035.
The category has long been a strength at Gap Inc.’s value banner, and giving the assortment its own brand identity could propel that further.
Debenhams Group has today (15 September) completed the sale of the Nasty Gal brand, including its global intellectual property rights, to WSG Brands for £12m ($16m).
The Edit will debut at four existing locations this fall as the company looks to leverage the strength of its brand portfolio to bolster lackluster retail sales.