Grappling with shortages as holiday shopping season approaches, merchants focus on products that are available.

“Our goal is to democratize logistics,” said Ben Euchus, co-founder and CEO of on-demand warehouse company, Flowspace.

The retail giant already has a well developed “last-mile” delivery network in parts of the country.

Amanda Mull, a staff writer at The Atlantic, argues that department stores had a hand in building class consciousness.

They’re already placing orders for the 2021 holiday season, but some things are easier to buy well ahead of time than others.

Ever wonder why you keep seeing the same clothing trends in store after store? Or why a certain color is everywhere?

One way retailers and restaurants can attract workers is to offer higher pay, though that’s easier for larger businesses.

Many retailers rely on robust holiday sales to boost the year’s bottom line. Thanks to COVID-19, good luck with that.

They can’t let the retailer fail.

The 15 Percent Pledge is pushing retailers to devote more shelf space to Black-owned businesses.