The rise of online shopping has given retailers greater control over the distribution and marketing of their products and improved customer relations.
The retail market is not headed for Armageddon; it is simply remaking itself.
From the "death" of Steve the Robot to Amazon's pending purchase of Whole Foods, here are this week's headlines, presented by EisnerAmper.
Kroger shares take a hit as competition heats up in the grocery sector.
The e-commerce giant and Whole Foods owner is closing or converting all of its Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh locations.
Amazon's newest foray into small-store shopping is an expansion of the Whole Foods brand in high-population areas.
Barnes & Noble might sell itself, but it doesn't want to be taken over.
Amazon confirms that it's opening a non-Whole Foods grocery store; details are sparse.
The new concept's stores, called Whole Foods Daily Shops, will range from 7K to 14K SF.
The e-commerce giant is just working out the kinks on its grocery offerings, Andy Jassy said.
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