Jaclyn Peiser

Washington, D.C., United States

Retail Reporter at The Washington Post

Retail reporter @washingtonpost. TV aficionado and books enthusiast. Formerly @nytimes. @columbiajourn @gouchercollege alum. [email protected]

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Trump’s tariffs may make your Shein and Temu orders more expensive. Here’s why.

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Hannah Ziegler |Jaclyn Peiser

Trump’s tariffs may make your Shein and Temu orders more expensive. Here’s why. (washingtonpost.com) Trump’s tariffs may make your Shein and Temu orders more expensive. Here’s why. By Hannah Ziegler; Jaclyn Peiser 2025040319400400 Your Shein and Temu hauls are about to cost a lot more.
Americans are tired of inflation, but tariffs could send prices higher - The Washington Post

Mar 5, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Abha Bhattarai |Jaclyn Peiser

If tariffs continue, Americans can expect to pay an extra 20 cents per gallon of gas, an additional 50 cents for each avocado, and thousands more on new vehicles, almost immediately.
Consumers are already tired of inflation. Tariffs are sending prices higher.

Mar 5, 2025 | msn.com | Abha Bhattarai |Jaclyn Peiser

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Consumers are already tired of inflation. Tariffs are sending prices higher.

Mar 5, 2025 | msn.com | Abha Bhattarai |Jaclyn Peiser

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Kroger CEO resigns abruptly after investigation into his personal conduct

Mar 3, 2025 | adn.com | Jaclyn Peiser |Taylor Telford

Kroger chief executive Rodney McMullen resigned Monday after an inquiry determined his personal conduct was “inconsistent” with the retailer’s ethics policies, bringing an abrupt end to a career spanning more than four decades. The Cincinnati-based grocery chain said it became aware of the allegation on Feb. 21 and hired outside counsel to conduct an independent investigation.
Kroger CEO resigns abruptly after investigation into personal conduct

Mar 3, 2025 | unionleader.com | Jaclyn Peiser

Longtime Kroger chief executive Rodney McMullen resigned abruptly Monday after an investigation determined that his personal conduct was “inconsistent” with the grocery chain’s ethics policies. The company did not elaborate on the board’s findings in the announcement, other than to say the behavior was unrelated to its business and did not involve any Kroger associates. The Cincinnati-based retailer appointed lead director Ronald Sargent as interim CEO.
Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen resigns after investigation into personal conduct

Mar 3, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Jaclyn Peiser

Democracy Dies in DarknessBusinessEconomyEconomic PolicyPersonal FinanceWorkTechnologyBusiness of ClimateBusinessEconomyEconomic PolicyPersonal FinanceWorkTechnologyBusiness of ClimateThe grocery chain’s board determined that Rodney McMullen’s personal conduct was “inconsistent” with its ethics policies. March 3, 2025 at 9:16 a.m. ESTJust nowLongtime Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen stepped down Monday.
From boycotts to ‘good-buys,’ consumers are showing support for DEI

Feb 28, 2025 | msn.com | Jaclyn Peiser |Taylor Telford

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From boycotts to ‘good-buys,’ consumers are showing support for DEI

Feb 28, 2025 | spokesman.com | Jaclyn Peiser |Taylor Telford

The 500 parishioners marched into a Detroit-area Target, filling their baskets with lip gloss, mocktails and seasonings. Popcorn, too. Hair dye and dolls. Within 90 minutes, they had purchased about $25,000 in merchandise, all made by Black-owned businesses. It was a “good-buy,” meant to show Target what it stands to lose by abandoning diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), said the Rev. Charles Williams II, who helped coordinate Sunday’s outing by 20 Black churches.
From boycotts to ‘good-buys,’ consumers are showing support for DEI

Feb 28, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Jaclyn Peiser |Taylor Telford

The 500 parishioners marched into a Detroit-area Target, filling their baskets with lip gloss, mocktails and seasonings. Popcorn, too. Hair dye and dolls. Within90 minutes, they had purchased about $25,000 in merchandise, all made by Black-owned businesses. It was a “good-buy,” meant to show Target what it stands to lose by abandoning diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), said the Rev. Charles Williams II, who helped coordinate Sunday’s outing by 20 Black churches.