Walmart Seems to Be Cutting Back Jewelry Sales
Once the biggest jewelry seller in America, Walmart is gradually cutting the number of jewelry counters in its stores, sources say.
In January,...
Minster’s Jewelers in Delaware Closes After 123 Years
Minster's Jewelers, a family-owned jewelry store based in Newark, Del., that celebrated its 123rd anniversary this year, has closed its...
Love Adorned Founder’s NYC Tattoo Shop Recast as Piercing Studio
Lori Leven, founder and owner of the Love Adorned boutiques in New York City, Long Island, N.Y., and Santa Monica, Calif., announced this week...
Marco Bicego Debuts Its Third Stand-Alone Store in Greece
Jewelry brand Marco Bicego announced this week that it's opened a third store in Greece—in the country's historic capital city, Athens.
The...
WatchBox Expands Into South Africa With Topwatch Partnership
Topwatch is South Africa's go-to retailer for pre-owned luxury watches. And now the omnichannel seller is officially "Powered by WatchBox," the...
Jewelry Brand AUrate Launches Home-Try-On Box Service
AUrate, the venture-backed jewelry brand armed with the mission of "democratizing gold," is making it easier for consumers to test-drive its gold and...
Shopping Mall Vacancy Rates Have Spiked Again
After rebounding to some degree following the Great Recession in the late aughts, shopping malls are in trouble again.
A new study by real estate...
Study Finds Most Consumers Want Human Interaction
A new study from analytics software firm Calabrio found that roughly 79 percent of consumers would rather interact with a human when shopping, as...
Amazon’s Prime Day Will Be 36 Hours This Year
Amazon's annual Prime Day started out as a 24-hour online shopping event that saw the online retailer slash prices and offer once-a-year deals...
Giving Credit: Signet Moves All of Its Credit Out of House
Signet has outsourced the last batch of its credit operation, ending decades of supplying in-house credit to consumers.
The company today...