The digital-native apparel retailer is rolling out the first of its brick-and-mortar FitShops in New York City, featuring merchandise samples and ship-to-home delivery
In the hopes of reviving its brand, Samsung is offering customers in L.A., NYC and Houston its own first-ever physical space to test out products, address repairs and receive one-on-one assistance IRL
The U.S. bank will regulate the JPM coin to avoid value fluctuation, ensuring a 1:1 dollar exchange as it strives to capture the growing mainstream crypto audience
IKEA showcases its commitment to environmental causes with an autonomous trash-clearing boat, launching in tandem with a London storefront and allowing community members to take turns steering it remotely
Jelbi is Berlin's mobile platform designed to help visitors and Berliners alike navigate the city, including all mobility options from bikesharing to ridehailing and public transit in one place
The machine-learning system at Colorado's Good Times Burger & Frozen Custard aims to streamline the drive-through process, asking fewer questions to curb error and allowing for human intervention if needed
Simon Enever explains how the brand marshaled its strong beginnings as a digital native into sharing shelf space with larger CPG brands in a big-box store, maintaining its commitment to value-added content and services as well as accessibility to compete
This excerpt from PSFK’s New York Retail Innovation Guide details how leading activewear retailers in the city are investing in community-oriented, personalized and tech-driven engagements to integrate themselves into shoppers' fitness and lifestyle goals
The Tokyo dress salon will offer customers gowns and accessories from designers like Giambattista Valli and Alexander McQueen while also providing makeup, hair and photo services
The digitally integrated caps are designed to align with consumer values like sustainability and wellness, letting them reuse the top on any water bottle and linking with a hydration-tracking app
Ahead of his Shoptalk appearance, Trevor Sumner, CEO of Perch Interactive, explains why after retail's non-apocalypse of 2017, the store experience is king again—but with digital integrations that enable optimal discovery, convenience and flexibility
The startup's digitally integrated shopping cart leverages in-store analytics on path-to-purchase data to the benefit of consumer and retailer alike, personalizing the experience as well as eliminating checkout
An app-integrated payment system from the supermarket chain aims to make checkout easier than ever while also linking to customers' rewards accounts
As detailed in PSFK & Microsoft's 2020 Retail Trends Playbook, these four strategies outline how retail businesses can leverage consumer intelligence to remain competitive in a rapidly changing market