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Fashion & style
fromBusiness Insider
2 days ago

Ross is stocking up on brands like Gucci and Hoka - and it's luring shoppers on the hunt for a deal

Ross stores increasingly sell higher-end brands like Gucci, Hoka, Kate Spade, and Michael Kors, enhancing a treasure-hunt value proposition and attracting deal-seeking shoppers.
Business
fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks ago

Forget Target. This year's last-minute holiday shoppers flocked to a lesser-known - but fast-growing - bargain outlet

Ollie's Bargain Outlet experienced a nearly 21% Super Saturday foot-traffic increase as last-minute shoppers favored off-price, value-focused retailers while the chain rapidly expanded its stores.
E-Commerce
fromAdExchanger
1 month ago

TJX Wins Without An RMN; Unlearning To Crawl | AdExchanger

TJX succeeds by buying oversupplied goods cheaply, prioritizing in-store, discovery-driven shopping, and avoiding retail-media-driven ecommerce strategies that hollow out stores.
E-Commerce
fromFast Company
1 month ago

Ross and TJ Maxx are winning the retail wars as shoppers flock to off-price stores to battle higher costs

Shoppers are favoring off-price retailers like Ross, T.J. Maxx, and HomeGoods, driving higher foot traffic and strong earnings amid inflation.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

I went to Grocery Outlet. It was one of the strangest shopping experiences I've had, but I get why people like it.

Like Aldi's locations, Grocery Outlet stores tend to be smaller than traditional supermarkets and emphasize low prices. But the California chain doesn't rely solely on store brands to cut costs: Like T.J. Maxx, it often sells products that its competitors - or the brands that make them - can't or don't want to sell themselves. Those can include products that are being discontinued by their manufacturer or items that were meant for other industries.
Business
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