An on-demand approach gives retailers the freedom to sell more SKUs without committing to mass production. Now retailers can get the best of both worlds through…
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The larger the second-round effects, the greater the risk of a sustained wage-price spiral through a feedback loop between wages and prices. “There is just not…
NYWholesale.com has everything your brand needs to keep business flowing. Once you make your purchase, it is shipped from their warehouses and tracked with secure technology…
Apparel manufacturers need to stay ahead of the curve to understand what these changes will mean for them: what to track, and what to improve. Most…
It can take between six and eight weeks for sales to normalize at a retailer, and in the meantime, inventory is the key metric to watch.…
South Korean electronics giant Samsung revealed plans to construct 11 new semiconductor manufacturing plants in Texas. “Right now, Taiwan is the biggest manufacturer of semiconductor chips.…
Uncle Sam shoppers have always preferred American-made products. With the election of President Trump, the demand for Made in USA has only increased.
In the March issue of Independent Retailer, we interviewed SoftBank, the robotics company who owns Pepper, the retail robot. Though we focused on the consumer-facing implications of robotics in the retail industry, there is much more to the puzzle.
Made in America is making a comeback in the retail industry in spite of the aftermath of the country’s recession.
One question consistently asked by smaller retailers is “How can we increase our margins?” While this topic is universal across all retailers regardless of size, it is especially relevant for smaller sellers that may not have the resources to purchase products in large enough volumes in order to gain economies of scale.