
Joe Keenan
Editor-in-Chief at Total Retail
Editor-in-Chief at NAPCO Media
Host at Total Retail Talks
Editor-in-Chief at Women in Retail Leadership Circle
Editor-in-Chief at Retail Tech Insights
Articles
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1 week ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
Total Retail's Take: The home goods industry in which At Home operates in has been negatively impacted by a pullback in discretionary spending by American consumers. Consider the plights of At Home competitors The Container Store, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Big Lots, all of which have filed for bankruptcy in recent years.
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1 week ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
Retailers today face an unprecedented pace of change. Shifting customer expectations, supply chain instability, and tariff uncertainty are challenging even the most sophisticated operators to make faster, smarter decisions. But while many have invested in data tools, few have tackled the deeper issue: how data is accessed and used across the business.
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2 weeks ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
Import cargo at the nation’s major container ports is expected to see a surge through this summer as retailers take advantage of a 90-day reduction in tariffs that were recently imposed on China, according to the Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Hackett Associates.
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2 weeks ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
In episode 483 of Total Retail Talks, Editor-in-Chief Joe Keenan interviews Chandhu Nair, senior vice president of data, artificial intelligence and innovation at Lowe's. Listen in as Nair provides an overview of the home improvement retailer's new Mylow AI assistant (1:35), how it fits into its business model (3:20), and how shoppers as well as store associates can utilize the tool (5:40).
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2 weeks ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
Retail stores and grocers are cutting prices and offering a bigger assortment of low-cost products to attract shoppers who are pulling back on spending in the face of an uncertain economy. Aldi, widely known as a budget-friendly grocery chain, announced last week that it's cutting prices on more than 400 products, equating to nearly 25 percent of its store selection. By dropping prices on products across its over 2,400 stores, Aldi said customers will collectively save $100 million this summer.
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