Debenhams Group sells Nasty Gal brand to Von Dutch owner
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).
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DSW to test affordable luxury shop-in-shops
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.
Amazon kicks off holiday sales with Prime Big Deal Days in October
On October 6 and 7, Amazon is launching its Prime Big Deal Days, a 48-hour shopping event featuring exclusive discounts for Prime members. The event is intended to kick off early…
Mars zeroes in on gut health with startup partnerships
The Snickers owner announced the latest cohort for its accelerator program, prioritizing firms advancing solutions in fiber, protein and nutrition.
Illinois announces $26M grant funding for grocers
The initiative includes $4.5 million to help reopen stores that closed in the last year.
Nightingale Ice Cream partners with National Park Foundation for S'mores
Available exclusively at select Target stores nationwide beginning in early September, the new flavor celebrates the simple joy of gathering around a campfire and making memories…
Lidl, Dia, and Consum lead the growth, but Mercadona remains the undisputed Spanish leader
Lidl, Dia, and Consum have solidified their position as the chains that have gained the most market share in Spain during the first eight months of 2026. Although Mercadona…
Kaufland Names Ivan Chernev CEO Of German Operations
Kaufland Germany has appointed Ivan Chernev chairman of its management board, taking over with immediate effect.
Bloom and Wild encourages customers not to send flowers in new campaign
Bloom and Wild has unveiled a new campaign asking its customers not to only send flowers. Titled ‘Don’t Send Flowers’, the new campaign marks the brands evolution from just a…
Declining grocery volumes demand transformation of category management
Merchants need to change how they set growth goals and approach funding to address shifts in grocery shopping, write Matt Hamory and Marco Di Marino of AlixPartners.
Target hires chief marketing and guest experience officer
Mark Weinstein will be responsible for developing how consumers experience and connect with Target across channels, culture and community.
Harps CEO to retire
Kim Eskew, who oversaw a significant expansion effort, will end his nearly 50-year career with the regional grocer in early 2027.