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Consumers want resale shopping experiences that are as simple and intuitive as buying new, Trove CEO Gayle Tait tells PYMNTS.

Wholesale club retailers are finding their standard-rate memberships may not be enough to win consumers’ loyalty.

Procter & Gamble said on its latest earnings call that consumers are no longer opting for private-label brands.

PYMNTS Intelligence finds 62% of U.S. consumers now live paycheck to paycheck, including 48% of those earning more than $100,000 annually.

Amid rising demand for affordable novelty, Japanese discount retailers are rapidly expanding across the U.S., offering unique products.

Luxury brands like Gucci are reportedly spending billions to stay at high-profile addresses and so avoid a competitor buying the building.

Retailers are turning to in-store retail media, with giants like Walmart and The Home Depot expanding their efforts in the space.

A majority of consumers, especially older shoppers, insist on being informed about installment plan options prior to making a purchase.

Walgreens is leveraging its targeted messaging to keep shoppers engaged as many pull back amid economic pressures.

Retailers are targeting high-income shoppers and their penchant for allocating a disproportionate share of their paycheck to fashion.