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1 week ago |
massmarketretailers.com | Scot Meyer
ISSAQUAH, Wash. — Costco Wholesale Corp. posted stronger-than-expected third-quarter results on Thursday, buoyed by robust sales growth, rising e-commerce activity, and resilient membership income, even as the retail giant navigates a volatile global trade landscape marked by shifting tariffs. For the fiscal third quarter ended May 12, the warehouse club reported net sales of $61.96 billion, up 8% from $57.39 billion a year earlier.
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2 weeks ago |
massmarketretailers.com | Scot Meyer
Farmacias Similares, Mexico’s beloved discount drug chain, has become something of a national institution in that country. Its mascot, Dr. Simi — paunchy, mustachioed and endlessly cheerful — dances in front of nearly 10,000 pharmacies. Behind the kitschy branding, though, is a company that has revolutionized access to medicine in Mexico. By championing generics and attaching low-cost doctor consultations to each pharmacy, the company has made health care dramatically more affordable for millions.
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2 weeks ago |
massmarketretailers.com | Scot Meyer
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — Family Dollar is entering a new chapter under new ownership, with retail veteran Duncan MacNaughton named the chain's chairman as part of a $1.007 billion sale to Brigade Capital Management and Macellum Capital Management. The transaction, announced by Dollar Tree on Monday, is expected to close later in the second quarter pending regulatory approval.
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1 month ago |
massmarketretailers.com | Scot Meyer
The rise of GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy and now Zepbound is transforming consumer behavior, reshaping waistlines and the contents of people’s shopping carts. And new data from Kantar suggests that these drugs are not only changing what consumers buy, but where they shop. In its latest quarterly study of GLP-1 users, Kantar found that Walmart is the main beneficiary of this trend.
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2 months 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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