Daphne Howland is a Senior Reporter at Retail Dive. She has spent six years covering the retail industry, focusing on themes such as retail technology, consumer behavior, and the beauty and fashion sectors. Her work has been featured in notable publications including HR Drive, Yahoo Finance, and The Village Voice.
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Daphne Howland's coverage predominantly focuses on the retail industry, with a particular emphasis on product promotions and sales & marketing. She frequently cites data in her articles and relies heavily on press releases.
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Whether they own or lease store property, retailers probably need formal policies about whether law enforcement agencies can establish operational staging areas in their parking lots.
Whether they own or lease store property, retailers probably need formal policies about whether law enforcement agencies can establish operational staging areas in their parking lots.
High-end brands have raised their prices in the post-pandemic economy. They’re selling less in part because fewer consumers can afford them.
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The retail giant has bundled its Walmart+ and Sam’s Club Plus memberships for a savings of nearly $100, which could appeal to stressed-out consumers.
By: Daphne Howland
The offer includes what the mass merchant calls “luxe-for-less gifting.” But with apparel and home in turnaround mode, its strongest category is toys.
The layoffs, affecting about 9% of the marketplace giant’s global workforce, will impact all regions where it operates.
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By: Daphne Howland
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