France’s latest wave of unrest is hitting luxury retail hard, with looting, closures and mounting economic losses that hearken back to the Yellow Vest protests of 2018.
Archive | 2026
LVMH’s Sales Slide Signals Luxury’s Troubles Are Far From Over
LVMH’s softer third-quarter results signal a luxury market still under pressure. As the industry’s strongest player, it is preparing for a tougher cycle ahead.
80s-Era Aerosoles Is Engineering Its Comeback With A Retro Tactic—Catalogs
Aerosoles is leaning into its heritage for a brand revival, using DM catalogs to introduce new consumers and reengage legacy customers to its comfort-driven styles.
With Halloween Spending To Hit A Record $13.5 Billion, Spirit Halloween Steps Into Its Biggest Season Yet
Americans are spending more, celebrating earlier and turning Halloween into a full-season holiday. With 1,575 pop-up stores, Spirit helped shape the celebration.
JCPenney Goes To School In The Next Phase Of Its ‘Yes’ Turnaround Strategy
JCPenney is leaning on real-people storytelling and value messaging to get back into shoppers’ consideration set, even as sales and traffic continue to lag.
