
Jason Reiser
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4 weeks ago |
massmarketretailers.com | David Pinto |Jason Reiser |Thorvardur de Shong
TORONTO — Look Beauty, a pacesetter in the sourcing of unique and innovative South Korean beauty trends to North American consumers, is being acquired by Upper Canada Soap. Look Beauty’s flagship is Masque Bar, a line of masks infused with high quality serums and ingredients — is firmly established as a staple in self-care routines around the world.
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4 weeks ago |
massmarketretailers.com | David Pinto |Jason Reiser |Jeffrey Woldt |Thorvardur de Shong
BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Walmart is making Easter celebrations more affordable and convenient than ever, offering incredible savings on everything from festive baskets to a holiday meal priced even lower than last year—at less than $6 per person. With budget-friendly baskets, spring fashion, and seasonal décor, Walmart continues to be the ultimate one-stop destination for Easter essentials.
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4 weeks ago |
massmarketretailers.com | David Pinto |Jason Reiser |Jeffrey Woldt |Scot Meyer
Once upon a time, Americans trusted institutions like the government, the media, and big businesses. (Or at least that's what they would have you believe.) However, a new report from the Kearney Consumer Institute (KCI) confirms that whatever trust people once had in those institutions has collapsed. For example, the number of consumers who say they have "complete confidence" in religion/church has fallen from 31% in 2021 to 22% in 2025.
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4 weeks ago |
massmarketretailers.com | David Pinto |Jason Reiser |Jeffrey Woldt
As questions surrounding the apparently sudden departure of Kroger chief executive Rodney McMullen begin to assume a more realistic interpretation and speculation, a far more intriguing aspect of the situation has begun to assert itself: What’s next for Kroger? The question is far more than an idle guessing game. Kroger, as anyone following grocery retailing in America has long grasped, is not just another supermarket retailer.
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4 weeks ago |
massmarketretailers.com | Jason Reiser |Jeffrey Woldt
You’ve heard the phrase “retail apocalypse” thrown around, right? It suggests that brick-and-mortar stores are on their way out, eclipsed by e-commerce and shifting consumer habits. While the retail landscape has undoubtedly evolved, the “apocalypse” narrative is highly exaggerated. Physical stores still account for nearly 83% of U.S. retail sales, a testament to their enduring relevance. But economic uncertainty has ramped up the pressure on retailers and suppliers alike.
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