The Backroom with Retail Dive
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The podcast welcomes Fashion Dive to discuss what the e-commerce giant’s approach to apparel means for brands and consumers, and what could be different.
Jun 27
33 min 3 sec
E-commerce keeps growing because it’s easier to shop online. To survive, brick and mortar needs a good reason, too.
May 30
40 min 20 sec
Under a new CEO, the iconic department store is fielding a $6.6 billion takeover offer, closing another 150 stores and fighting to stay relevant.
Apr 25
34 min 16 sec
Businesses face new ethical questions and must act with more transparency in what corporate integrity expert Alison Taylor calls an increasingly turbulent world.
Mar 28
30 min 19 sec
When the National Retail Federation retracted a theft claim following our coverage of its special report on crime, the news went viral. Here's what it took to get the story.
Feb 29
23 min 45 sec
2023 was rough for many companies. Ahead, the sector could see more bankruptcies and C-suite shakeups as brands continue to grapple with profitability.
Jan 25
26 min 34 sec
The retail and branding expert discusses the state of the consumer, the habits companies should leave behind in 2023 and what lies ahead in the new year.
Dec 2023
49 min 12 sec
The earnings metric is widely used despite critics. But how does its usage vary across brands, and how much leeway do companies have with it?
Nov 2023
25 min 14 sec
With the first sales events of the season already come and gone, the team looks at the clues of how it will go this year.
Oct 2023
24 min 49 sec
A journalist’s new book "Glossy" makes waves as it pulls back the curtain on Glossier founder Emily Weiss and the beauty brand that changed the industry.
Sep 2023
35 min 16 sec
The team talks about the latest second-quarter results from brands as the holidays quickly approach.
Aug 2023
19 min 11 sec
One of the most prolific journalists covering the retail industry leverages his deep sourcing and lively writing style for an in-depth book about Amazon versus Walmart.
Jul 2023
38 min 40 sec