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Publishers have returned to their pre-pandemic revenue priorities of direct-sold, subscriptions and branded content. And they have little us…
Publishers have returned to their pre-pandemic revenue priorities of direct-sold, subscriptions and branded content. And they have little us…
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Member ExclusiveMedia Briefing: What publishers’ latest earnings reports say about the state of the media business
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Member ExclusiveFuture of TV Briefing: How Amazon, Roku and YouTube are figuring into this year’s TV upfront market
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As macroeconomic challenges hit off-price retailers, TJX Companies -- which owns T.J. Maxx and Marshalls -- offered more positive results than its rivals. TJX’s first-quarter sales were up 13% versus the same period last year to $11.4 billion, while its comp sales remained flat compared to U.S. open-only comp-store sales last year. Meanwhile, both Burlington and Ross reported that sales declined compared to last year. The post While other off-price retailers falter, TJX sees sales growth appeared first on Modern Retail.

As macroeconomic challenges hit off-price retailers, TJX Companies -- which owns T.J. Maxx and Marshalls -- offered more positive results than its rivals. TJX’s first-quarter sales were up 13% versus the same period last year to $11.4 billion, while its comp sales remained flat compared to U.S. open-only comp-store sales last year. Meanwhile, both Burlington and Ross reported that sales declined compared to last year. The post While other off-price retailers falter, TJX sees sales growth appeared first on Modern Retail.

On its May 26 earnings call, Gap Inc. announced its decision to scale back the accessibility of the groundbreaking inclusive sizing range launched by its Old Navy Brand in August 2021. It owed the move to a decrease in demand for larger sizes.

On its May 26 earnings call, Gap Inc. announced its decision to scale back the accessibility of the groundbreaking inclusive sizing range launched by its Old Navy Brand in August 2021. It owed the move to a decrease in demand for larger sizes.
The additional strain of running organizations and workforces during the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic has led to a swell of interest from C-suite execs seeking more mental health support. The post Mental health therapy in the C-suite: Should it be required for the job? appeared first on WorkLife.
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CultureWTF is Pleasanteeism?
The additional strain of running organizations and workforces during the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic has led to a swell of interest from C-suite execs seeking more mental health support. The post Mental health therapy in the C-suite: Should it be required for the job? appeared first on WorkLife.