#merchandising

#merchandising

Mickey Drexler redefined retail by radically remaking Gap and J.Crew, and working alongside Steve Jobs to guide the creation of the Apple Store. Now Drexler assesses some of the biggest stories in the retail industry today, from the weight of crippling tariffs and U.S. manufacturing skepticism to the controversial American Eagle campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney. Feisty as ever, Drexler shares his unvarnished view on in-office work, AI 's limitations, and why leaders need to follow their gut or get out of the way.

The excitement was palpable at their pop-up merch store at St Stephen's Green, Dublin, as fans eagerly awaited the band's upcoming performances at Croke Park.

Top marketplaces make discounts, bundles, and price points instantly visible to drive conversions, showing how merchandising can guide shoppers and drive sales.

Liquid Death is selling 10 cans of iced tea sealed with Ozzy Osbourne's DNA, offering fans a bizarre opportunity to potentially clone the rock star in the future.

The Trump Organization's launch of Trump Mobile and T1 smartphone appears to be an audacious grift, lacking clarity and real product integrity.

Many on social media falsely claim Target has replaced its Pride collection with a Fourth of July display, but the retailer continues to offer Pride-themed products this year.

With a slowdown in streaming revenue growth to 6.2% in 2024, the recorded music industry is focusing on superfans to sustain profitability.