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Brands and retailers are retaining their resources and keeping the tech stacks they have. That's according to a recent survey of brands and retailers from Modern Retail and Glossy. The respondents were asked if they've updated their e-commerce platforms in the last year, and many said they hadn't The post Modern Retail Research: Brands and retailers are focusing less on e-commerce modernization appeared first on Modern Retail.

Brands and retailers are retaining their resources and keeping the tech stacks they have. That's according to a recent survey of brands and retailers from Modern Retail and Glossy. The respondents were asked if they've updated their e-commerce platforms in the last year, and many said they hadn't The post Modern Retail Research: Brands and retailers are focusing less on e-commerce modernization appeared first on Modern Retail.

In June, the California surf brand Quiksilver designed a full collection of nostalgic ’80s apparel, created in collaboration with the costume design team of the Netflix show "Stranger Things." Not only are the designs inspired by the show, but the recently-released fourth season includes several characters wearing the pieces on screen.

In June, the California surf brand Quiksilver designed a full collection of nostalgic ’80s apparel, created in collaboration with the costume design team of the Netflix show "Stranger Things." Not only are the designs inspired by the show, but the recently-released fourth season includes several characters wearing the pieces on screen.

Hundreds of thousands of employees from Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Meta are regularly sharing intel with peers about what's going on inside their companies, on the anonymous professional network Blind. The post Why big-tech employees are flocking to anonymous professional network Blind appeared first on WorkLife.

Hundreds of thousands of employees from Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Meta are regularly sharing intel with peers about what's going on inside their companies, on the anonymous professional network Blind. The post Why big-tech employees are flocking to anonymous professional network Blind appeared first on WorkLife.