Despite what many people have declared, brick-and-mortar is very much alive and well. Customers are continuing to shop in physical locations, and retailers have more opportunities than ever to create ...

E-commerce offers convenience and scale, while in-store shopping provides sensory experiences and personal service; many ...

Technological breakthroughs have made modern shopping as easy as tapping on a device from the comfort of your home. Even with these conveniences for consumers, brick-and-mortar stores are still ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A local mother thought she'd found a convenient and cost-cutting solution for her family, but she was shocked when she analyzed her bill. When you shop for groceries online you ...

When the pandemic hit, dozens of industries suffered from its effects. Particularly affected was the retail brick-and-mortar industry. As retail sales plummeted, in-store visitations slumped, and ...

Consumers spent an estimated $14 billion online for Cyber Monday, according to Adobe Analytics data, showing a major shift in how we shop. But as we near Christmas, don't rule out the in-store ...

E-commerce didn’t kill bricks-and-mortar stores, but it made them worse. Much worse. Physical stores today are understaffed and full of inconveniences such as locked shelves and self–checkout lines.

Digital experiences have come a long way, but technology can’t replace in-store shopping, especially for specialty retail stores. “Stores are valuable assets,” Jon Copestake, EY Global consumer senior ...

Ace Hardware is preparing to launch a new experiential store model. Dubbed Elevate Ace, CEO John Venhuizen on Thursday said the home improvement retailer plans to invest over $1 billion to add the ...