Amazon Dethrones WM | WM US +4.6% | Sam’s +4.0% | Kroger +McCann

 

Walmart Q4 comp sales (ex. fuel): Walmart US +4.6% / Sam’s +4.0% / Walmart Int’l (net sales growth) +7.5% “Global eCommerce sales grew 24%…global advertising business up 37%…membership fee revenue grew 15.1% globally…gross margin rate up 13 bps, led by Walmart US.” Press release

 

…Walmart reports strong holiday growth, but earnings outlook falls short of estimates at CNBC. “(CFO) Rainey also said consumer price increases from inflation and President Donald Trump’s tariff hikes should ease in the coming months. Food inflation at Walmart in the fourth quarter was just above 1%, while it was slightly higher for general merchandise, he said…’I think we have, largely as a retail industry, absorbed or seen the brunt of the impact from tariffs’.” Read more

 

…Walmart delivers another quarter of impressive sales but offers a muted outlook at AP. “(Walmart) expects sales (for current quarter) to increase anywhere from 3.5% to 4.5% and earnings per share to be in the range of 63 cents to 65 cents. For the year, it expects sales to reach $706.4 billion and earnings per share to be $2.64. That is a little cooler than Wall Street had been projecting.” Read more

 

Amazon Dethrones Walmart as World’s Biggest Company by Sales at Bloomberg. “Walmart, which had been the largest company by revenue for more than a decade, on Thursday reported sales of $713.2 billion for the 12 months ending Jan. 31. Amazon, which operates on a fiscal year ending in December, earlier this month reported 2025 sales of $717 billion.” Bloomberg subs.

 

Wayfair Q4 Total Net Revenue +6.9% Press release

 

Etsy, Inc Q4 GMS +2.4% Press release

 

McCann Wins Kroger’s US Creative Business at Adweek. “The Kroger Company‘s total ad spend is roughly $391 million, according to COMvergence…Kroger’s move from DDB to McCann keeps the agency underneath the Omnicom umbrella…” Read more

 

Etsy sells secondhand clothing marketplace Depop to eBay for $1.2B at TechCrunch. “The deal comes nearly five years after Etsy acquired Depop for $1.62 billion…” Read more

 

dunnhumby: Walmart’s Grocery Penetration Hits Record 72% “…mass-channel retailers have equaled traditional supermarkets at 79% penetration for the first time…U.S. consumers perceive food inflation to be 19.6%, more than eight times the actual rate of 2.4% in December 2025.” Press release

 

DoorDash Q4 Total Orders increased 32% year-over-year Press release

 

University of Texas at Austin adds Shein to list of banned Chinese companies Fox Business

 

Over 65? Congratulations, You Own the Economy at WSJ. “…people 70 and over controlled roughly 39% of all equities and mutual funds owned by households, compared with 22% in 2007, according to Federal Reserve data. Their share of net worth—assets minus debts—was 32%, up from 20% two decades earlier.” WSJ subs.

Aust. Tobacco Bombings | Jim/Rob/Alice @ $465B | Prices Up

 

The Break Is Over. Companies Are Jacking Up Prices Again. at WSJ. “Companies from Levi Strauss to McCormick…say they are raising prices early this year…increases appeared to be stronger than normal for January for electronics, appliances and other durable goods, said UBS economist Alan Detmeister…Columbia Sportswear said it is upping prices of spring and fall merchandise by, on average, a high single-digit percent…” WSJ subs.

 

Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigators work with Walmart after identifying suspect’s backpack at AP

 

Jim, Rob and Alice Walton are now the world’s 8th, 9th and 10th wealthiest people with a combined net worth of $465.8 billion Bloomberg subs.

 

How $40-a-Pack Cigarettes Pushed Australians to the Black Market at NY Times. “The smashed window at Ms. Felvus’s local shop may have been part of the violence that has been called the “tobacco wars” between criminal gangs vying for market share. The police have said there have been at least 100 cases of firebombings related to the turf war among organized groups, concentrated in Melbourne, Australia’s second largest city. One group has tallied more than 250 attacks.” NY Times subs.

 

Canada’s annual inflation rate edged down to 2.3% in January CBC

 

Stop and Shop union employees vote to ratify new contract WJAR NBC 10

 

Lowe’s CEO secret to climbing the corporate ladder was volunteering for jobs ‘nobody else wanted’ at Fortune. “Ellison’s approach to (DEI) initiatives look different from other CEOs. While many executives threw money at the issue or made performative hires…Ellison is getting more hands-on. “Talk less and do more,” Ellison said. “I just wanted to fix it. We didn’t go out and make some big public announcement. I didn’t do a series of interviews. I didn’t put any white papers out. I just said, ‘We’re gonna fix this by making it a priority.’” Fortune subs.

 

Shoe Prices Climbed ‘Fastest in More Than 36 Months’ in January, FDRA Says Footwear News

 

Costco launches mobile app ordering for custom cakes and deli trays at NY Post. “Previously, shoppers were required to drive to Costco just to fill out paper order forms in-store…Fox 11 Los Angeles said customers can expect the “Order Grocery/Bakery” feature in the app by the end of 2026.” Read more

 

Amazon plans second big store in Chicago area Chain Store Age

 

Gen Alpha Can’t Be Ignored at Bloomberg. “The eldest only just turned 16; the youngest still wear diapers…Very young boys across the globe spend hundreds of dollars on fancy colognes, and millions of Alpha girls are into makeup and skin care from adult-focused stores…“Gen Alpha already shapes adult purchasing decisions,” Chidiac says. “Cars, appliances, groceries—parents consistently report that their kids have a voice, and often a decisive one.” Bloomberg subs.

Innovators: Bezos #2 | Family Office: L.Walton #5 | Amazon ITA HQ Search

 

CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor: January Data Shows Fourth Consecutive Monthly Gain “The Retail Monitor calculation of core retail sales (excluding restaurants in addition to auto dealers and gas stations) was up 0.15% month over month in January and up 5.51% year over year. That compared with increases of 1.6% month over month and 3.58% year over year in December.” Press release

 

Forbes 250: America’s Greatest Innovators (Bezos #2, Sinegal #17, Blank #54) Ranked list

 

Italian tax police carried out searches on Thursday at Amazon’s headquarters in Milan in a new tax evasion investigation at Reuters/CNBC. “The sources said the Guardia di Finanza tax police also ​searched the homes of ​seven Amazon managers and ​the offices of auditing firm KPMG. The probe is a new strand of an investigation looking into whether Amazon had an undisclosed, permanent base in Italy from 2019 to 2024 and should ⁠therefore ‌have paid more taxes in the country.” Read more

 

CNBC releases its inaugural Inside Wealth Family Office 15 list (Bezos #2, Lukas Walton #5…) List/Read more

 

Unaffordable Housing Impacts How Americans Consume, Work and Invest at Bloomberg. “As housing prices climb out of reach, discouraged Americans may be reaching for crypto and other risky investments…When the incentive to strive fades, behaviors change.” Bloomberg subs.

 

It’s a Grocery Store, but Selling Food Isn’t the Point at NY Times “Happier Grocery opened in 2023 and debuted its event space, called the Apartment, the next year. It has hosted chess nights, family-style dinner parties with chefs, yoga and breath work classes, and knitting workshops led by Ella Emhoff, daughter of the former Second Gentleman of the United States, among other experiences. There is, of course, a podcast. It has an actual grocery store, too…” NY Times subs.

 

…The Booming Business of Luxury Grocery Stores at WSJ. “Swaddled in expensive parkas and slinging luxury purses, a winding queue of patrons waits for the handsome bouncer to let them inside…’I wanted people to feel like they just took a Xanax when they walk in,” Sammy Nussdorf (of Meadow Lane) says…In downtown Manhattan, there’s Happier Grocery and Rigor Hill Market, both blocks away from Meadow Lane. Uptown is home to a bounty of longer-running spots including Butterfield Market, Agata & Valentina, Zabar’s and Ouri’s Market.” WSJ subs.

 

Target kicked off New York Fashion Week with the Spring Beauty Studio event in its new retail concept store, Target SoHo Press release

 

Amazon Pharmacy to expand same-day delivery to nearly 4,500 US cities TechCrunch

 

Your Strategy Needs a Visual Metaphor at Harvard Business Review. “…metaphor and storytelling did not change what people understood; they changed how much they cared…insights point to what we call a “second level” of visualization power…Strong metaphors connect with people’s imagination. Story structures create continuity and momentum.” Read more

 

PR Week: AI 25, Class of 2026 (Daniel Danker – Walmart…) List

 

Sally Beauty is betting on dupe fragrances and instant delivery at Glossy. “Anchoring the category at Sally Beauty is Alt., a dupe fragrance brand known for its interpretations of luxury scents…“We’re doing [fragrance] in our unique way, which continues to be a value play,” Sally Beauty CEO Denise Paulonis told Glossy. “At $25 to $35, you’re getting the equivalent of a $300 fragrance, which fits perfectly with who our customers are.” Read more

 

US Foods Q4 net sales +3.3% Press release

 

A year into Trump tariffs, Chinese factories and ports are buzzing with activity at CNBC. “Major ports in China handled 40% more containers during the week ended Feb. 1 from a year earlier…That marks the fastest year-on-year growth in more than 12 months…ports in Ningbo…operated “beyond capacity, with individual vessels overbooked by more than 20%…” Read more

 

FCC clears Amazon Leo to boost satellite broadband coverage “The approval would add more than 4,500 satellites to the previously authorized constellation of 3,232 Gen 1 spacecraft, expanding coverage to the entire globe…” GeekWire

 

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Target Exec Changes | McKinsey: AI Merchants | Retail Ponzi

 

US retail sales unexpectedly stalled in December at Bloomberg. “The value of retail purchases, unadjusted for inflation, were little changed after a 0.6% gain in November…Eight out of 13 categories posted decreases, including declines at clothing stores and furniture outlets…outlays rose at building materials stores and sporting goods retailers.” Bloomberg subs.

 

Target increases in-store staffing hours, cuts about 500 other roles to help fix customer experience at CNBC. “In an internal employee memo obtained by CNBC, the big-box retailer said it’s making changes to the way it runs and oversees stores to improve the customer experience…To do that, Target said it will reduce the number of store districts…and put money toward more hours for front-line store employees…Target is laying off around 500 people, including about 100 at the store district level and about 400 across its supply chain sites, the internal email said.” Read more

 

Target Announces Executive Leadership Changes “Effective Feb. 15…Cara Sylvester is named chief merchandising officer…Lisa Roath is named chief operating officer. Rick Gomez, chief commercial officer, will depart Target and Jill Sando, chief merchandising officer for apparel and accessories, home and Fun101 will retire.” Press release

 

CVS Health Q4 Revenues +8.2% Press release

 

…CVS tops quarterly estimates, reaffirms profit outlook as turnaround plan takes effect at CNBC. “CVS’ pharmacy and consumer wellness division posted $37.66 billion in sales for the fourth quarter, up 12.4%…CVS said the increase came partly from higher prescription volume, including from the company’s acquisition of prescriptions from Rite Aid…” Read more

 

Coca-Cola Q4 Net Revenues +2.0% / Op Income -32% Press release

 

He Vowed to Revive RadioShack and Pier 1. Investors Say They Were Swindled. at WSJ. “Taino “Tai” Lopez …urged his followers to invest in a new company he had started that was scooping up distressed retailers on the cheap—RadioShack, Pier 1 Imports, Dressbarn, Modell’s Sporting Goods and Linens ‘N Thingg…Sean Murphy, an Illinois grandfather…invested $175,000 in the company…(he) got a $10,000 Pier 1 gift card and monthly checks of about $1,000 for about two years…The payments stopped abruptly in late 2022…Last September, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a civil lawsuit against Lopez and his partners, accusing them of running a Ponzi scheme…” WSJ subs.

 

Amazon Prime Air delivery drone crashes into a Texas apartment building Fox Business/Video

 

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Kroger’s new CEO Greg Foran: Demanding but fair at WSJ. “At Walmart, Foran was known as a demanding, but fair and detail-oriented boss who worked long hours. On Saturday mornings, he would often take other executives on a company plane to visit stores around the country. Foran liked to inspect the quality of produce or meat and pepper workers with questions…He displayed a similar hands-on approach at Air New Zealand, sometimes working with cabin crew to serve drinks on flights.” WSJ subs.

 

Americans’ hope for their future has fallen to a new low at AP. “In 2025, only about 59% of Americans gave high ratings when asked to evaluate how good their life will be in about five years, the lowest annual measure since Gallup began asking this question almost 20 years ago.” Read more

 

Eddie Bauer to close Seattle headquarters, lay off 60 at Oregon Live

 

Merchants unleashed: How agentic AI transforms retail merchandising at McKinsey & Co. “Imagine that you’re a retail merchant or category manager who has just hired the analyst of your dreams…They keep an eye on the business at all times, even on weekends and holidays. They’re proactive, scouring through massive amounts of performance data…Now, imagine you have 20 of these analysts—for every single buyer. This is the new reality that agentic AI systems (autonomous, goal-driven AI systems that can plan, act, and learn) are bringing to retail merchandising.” Read more

 

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Spotify +Physical Books | Costco +6.4% | Bob’s $17 | Goose +14%

 

Costco January comp sales (ex. fuel & f/x): US +6.8% / Canada +8.2% / Other Int’l +2.7% / Total Company +6.4% / Digitally-Enabled +33.1% Press release

 

Spotify Will Soon Offer Physical Books at WSJ. “Beginning this spring, the Swedish streaming service will allow premium subscribers in the U.S. and U.K. to buy hardcovers and paperbacks through its app, in partnership with Bookshop.org.” WSJ subs.

 

This year’s Super Bowl commercials feature AI, weight-loss drugs and celebrities galore at AP

 

How Victoria’s Secret got its sexy back at Fortune. “(CEO Hillary) Super’s strategy is showing early signs of success. The company gained market share for two consecutive quarters. After its share price fell 50% in the first half of a volatile 2025, it began a steady climb in the fall and is now up 63% year over year. Since Super was announced as CEO, the company’s 183% gain has outperformed the S&P’s specialty retail index by more than eight times.” Fortune subs.

 

Canada Goose Q3 revenue +14% Press release

 

Beijing asks shipping companies to consider rerouting cargo through ports other than Panama Bloomberg subs.

 

Amazon worker increased his hours to 80/week but it wasn’t enough to avoid layoff at Seattle Times. “Several employees who spoke with The Seattle Times said they’d loved working for Amazon…But as Amazon shifted its priorities to AI over the past few years, they noticed a broader cultural shift. The pace at Amazon was already high, like “driving on a freeway at 100 miles per hour trying to catch things,” as the laid-off security engineer put it. The focus on AI increased that pace.” Read more

 

Boot Barn Q3: Comp sales increased 5.7%, with retail store same store sales increasing 3.7% and e-commerce same store sales increasing 19.6% Press release

 

Bob’s Discount Furniture announces pricing of IPO at $17.00 per share Press release

 

Layoffs hit their worst January levels since 2009, Challenger says at CNBC. “U.S. employers announced 108,435 layoffs for the month, up 118% from the same period a year ago and 205% from December 2025. The total marked the highest for any January since 2009.” Read more

 

‘Entirely false’: Buc-ee’s responds to rumor claiming founder Arch ‘Beaver’ Aplin III donated to ICE at Houston Chronicle/Yahoo

 

Washington Post lays off one-third of its newsroom – including Caroline O’Donovan, who covers Amazon NBC News

 

France to wage ‘year of resistance’ against Shein, online platforms, minister says at Reuters. “We need to protect ourselves of course, there is unfair competition, they must respect the consumer rules (applied to French retailers),” Papin said…two French lawmakers are preparing a bill that would allow the government to suspend online platforms without the need for court approval…” Reuters subs.

 

Pandora, the world’s largest jeweler jumps as CEO says firm wants to pivot from silver at CNBC

WSJ @ McMillon | Amazon 13B Same/Next Day | PayPal -15%

 

Amazon sets new Prime delivery speed record in 2025 Press release

 

PayPal shares sink 15% after forecasting weak 2026 earnings; HP’s Enrique Lores named new CEO at CNBC. “Online branded checkout growth decelerated to 1% in the fourth quarter, compared with 6% a year earlier. The company said this was driven by weakness in U.S. retail, international headwinds and tougher comparisons.” Read more

 

Saks Global to exit Amazon partnership during bankruptcy at GlobalData/Yahoo

 

The Expensive Decision Walmart’s CEO Made That Changed Everything at WSJ. “Doug McMillon…sat down with WSJ ahead of his last day…” 7:15 video/WSJ subs.

 

Eddie Bauer stores could close amid possible bankruptcy filing at The Hill. “…financial data group Octus reported that Catalyst Brands was weighing restructuring…Catalyst Brands maintains the license to operate Eddie Bauer stores…Catalyst Brands also oversees JCPenney, Brooks Brothers, Aéropostale, Lucky Brand, and Nautica.” Read more

 

Target’s New C.E.O. Faces Hometown Crisis as He Begins Turnaround Effort at NY Times. “Priority one through 10 is Target’s growth,” Mr. Fiddelke said in a statement to The New York Times. “We’re moving with urgency and focus.” NY Times subs.

 

Steve Jobs–Signed Apple Check No. 1 Sells for $2.4 Million Press release

 

Costco/Nike sneaker resale prices range from roughly $400 to $1,000 on third-party sites including StockX, eBay and GOAT Read more

 

Why Best Buy’s in-store ads are a big hit with brands at Retail Brew. “Best Buy said its in-store media offering, dubbed “takeover packages,” announced in 2025, are nearly booked for the entire year because of strong demand from advertisers including Ikea, Meta, and more.” Read more

 

Target plans to open 30 stores this year, and more than 300 new stores by 2035 Press release

 

Walmart is preparing to launch a new cross-border shipping program called Walmart Exports in early 2026 for sellers… according to an email to sellers shared by shipping software provider GeekSeller…will enable eligible Walmart Fulfillment Services items to be delivered from the U.S. to shoppers in Mexico and Canada, with additional countries added over time…” at Yahoo

 

New SNAP work requirements took effect Feb. 1st at Fox News

 

NY Times interviews Nestlé’s new CEO NY Times subs.

 

National Grocers Association names Kristin Popp, president of Women Grocers of America & EVP of Woodman’s Food Markets, as the 2026 WGA Woman of the Year at The Shelby Report

THD Cuts 800 | He-Man 30M Views | Sam’s/TJs #1

 

Home Depot lays off 800 workers, says corporate employees will return to office 5 days a week at CNBC. “About 150 of the employees were based at Home Depot’s headquarters in Atlanta and the rest were in remote jobs, with most in the technology organization of the company and some on other corporate teams…Decker said the five-day in-office policy will begin the week of April 6.” Read more

 

Tractor Supply Q4 comp store sales +0.3% Press release

 

Amazon Found ‘High Volume’ Of Child Sex Abuse Material in AI Training Data at Bloomberg. “Amazon believes it over-reported these cases to NCMEC to avoid accidentally missing something…the volume of suspected CSAM that Amazon detected across its AI pipeline in 2025 stunned child safety experts interviewed by Bloomberg News.” Bloomberg subs.

 

ACSI 2026 Customer Satisfaction Ratings: Supermarket – Trader Joe’s overtakes Publix / Sam’s Club stays atop the general merchandise industry Press release

 

Worries deepen in US South after days of grappling with snow, ice and widespread outages at AP. “…officials warned Wednesday that people stuck at home were running out of food, medicine and other essentials…Roughly 332,000 homes and businesses remained without power Wednesday, the vast majority of them in Tennessee and Mississippi.” Read more

 

How Build-A-Bear Found Success in the ‘Nostalgia Economy’ WSJ subs./Video 8:49

 

Amazon’s Promotion of ‘Melania’ Has Critics Questioning Its Motives at NY Times. “Amazon paid Ms. Trump’s production company $40 million for the rights to “Melania,” about $26 million more than the next closest bidder, Disney. The fee includes a related docuseries that is scheduled to air later this year. The budget for “Melania” is unknown, but documentaries that follow a subject for a limited amount of time usually cost less than $5 million to produce. The $35 million for marketing is 10 times what some other high-profile documentaries have received.” NY Times subs.

 

Walmart Boosts Pay Potential for Pharmacy Technicians, Elevates 3,000 Roles Press release

 

Some TikTok Shop sellers are pulling back as the platform moves to end independent shipping in the U.S. at Modern Retail. “Brands selling on TikTok Shop have been able to handle fulfillment on their own since the platform’s U.S. debut in 2023. Under the new policy, sellers who are not fully transitioned to TikTok’s logistics system by the end of the rollout risk losing access to a crucial sales channel that puts brands’ products in front of some 170 million users.” Read more

 

51% of Americans say they’ve cut back on their spending to pay for travel USA Today

 

Mattel builds He-Man movie buzz with new action figures at Reuters. “The toy launch builds on momentum from the new movie’s first teaser trailer, released last week, which has since racked up more than 30 million YouTube views.” Reuters subs.

 

Sephora CEO Guillaume Motte Outlines Global Ambitions at WWD

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Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs in the latest round of layoffs at AP. “Beth Galetti, a senior vice president at the ecommerce company, made the announcement Wednesday in a blog post…She said U.S.-based staff would be given 90 days to look for a new role internally.” Read more

 

South Carolina is the Nation’s Fastest-Growing State at US Census. “Population growth in the United States has slowed significantly with an increase of only 1.8 million, or 0.5%, between July 1, 2024, and July 1, 2025…” Census data

 

…What the Census Says About the U.S. Population, in Six Charts at WSJ. “The U.S. added slightly more babies, but not enough to move the needle significantly on population growth. Births ticked up about 12,200 on the year to 3.6 million. That is better than the decline of 40,700 in the prior year…” WSJ subs.

 

The Home Depot parts ways with BBDO—behind the decision Ad Age subs.

 

The Deflation Doom Loop Trapping China’s Economy at WSJ. “Across China’s economy, consumers aren’t spending enough and producers are making too much. That leaves companies all along the supply chain earning less. Many feel they have no choice but to lower prices to unload inventory, eating into profits. With less money on hand, businesses are limiting wage growth, pausing hiring and shedding employees, which means workers have less to spend, continuing the vicious cycle.” WSJ subs.

 

Amazon will shutter all 57 Amazon Fresh stores and 15 remaining Amazon Go locations at GeekWire

 

….Amazon is discontinuing its Amazon One palm recognition ID system at GeekWire

 

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Goodwill Thrives as Americans Stretch Their Dollars at NY Times. “Goodwill Industries, said it surpassed $7 billion in revenue — a record — from its 3,400 stores in 2025, up roughly 7 percent from the previous year…Savers Value Village, which operates more than 300 stores mostly in the US and Canada, said net sales grew nearly 16 percent in its most recent quarter. The online consignment shop ThredUp said its revenue rose 34 percent last quarter.” NY Times subs.

 

Target’s Spring Beauty: Brings in nearly 3,000 new products, more than 60 new brands for the season Press release

 

Amazon agrees to pay consumers $309M in returns policy settlement at TechCrunch

 

Target falls off Fortune’s ‘most admired companies’ list for first time since 2001 at Yahoo. “Target ranked 27th in the 2025 iteration of the list but dropped out of the Top 50 for the 2026 list. The annual ranking of corporate reputation polls more than 3,000 executives, directors and analysts.” Read more

 

Milken Institute ranks Northwest Arkansas as nation’s best-performing large metro area at Talk Business

 

The new wave of protein is for the girls at Glossy. “An onslaught of protein products and the rise of “protein maxing” led some to question if we hit peak protein in 2025. But…the newest protein launches take the macronutrient beyond a gym bro supplement, instead promoting it as a building block of an aspirational lifestyle that includes matcha lattes and toned Pilates arms.” Read more

 

Struggling Florida woman, 92, working at Burlington store to pay bills gets staggering $65K in donations to retire at NY Post

 

Babies Are Getting Sick From Formula That Mimics Mother’s Milk at Bloomberg. “Baby formula contamination crises that have prompted recalls around the world underscore a recurring problem with infant nutrition: the more sophisticated it becomes, the harder it is to keep safe.” Bloomberg subs.

 

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