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October 2026

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  • 23 Oct 2026Yesterday
    Aldi's $39 Thanksgiving vs Sam's Club | Jill Dvorak

    Aldi Thanksgiving for $39 feeds 10, Sam's Club goes bigger, and NRF expects 4.2% holiday growth. Jill Dvorak, SVP Content at NRF, on why value is winning the holiday season.In this US edition of Five Things Friday, Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, and Jill Dvorak, …

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 23 Oct 2026Yesterday
    Christmas in London Starts at Selfridges | Simone Oloman

    Christmas in London starts in October as Selfridges unveils its Christmas in the City windows. Simone Oloman, Co-host of Five Things Friday UK, covers that plus Gap x Victoria Beckham and John Lewis x Rixo.Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, and Simone also cover Sainsbur…

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 23 Oct 20262 days ago
    Sainsbury's Wins the Weekly Shop, Walmart's AI Agents

    Sainsbury's is winning back the weekly shop on price, while Walmart writes the rules for AI shopping agents that buy on a customer's behalf. Today's Decoding Retail also covers BRC confidence and shoplifting figures, Waitrose's first full-line supermarket in ei…

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    PodcastAIGrocery
    Alex Rezvan
  • 22 Oct 20263 days ago
    Why Walmart Is Letting AI Shopping Agents In

    Walmart has opened its platform to third-party AI shopping agents, which means retailers now sell to machines as well as people. Today's briefing also covers UK inflation rising to 3.5%, Sainsbury's pulling SmartShop from more than 800 Local stores, Primark's first…

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    PodcastAIPricing
    Alex Rezvan
  • 21 Oct 20263 days ago
    Debenhams Group CEO: The Online Department Store | Dan Finley

    Debenhams Group CEO Dan Finleyexplains how the brand was rebuilt as Britain's online department store and whyits marketplace model is shaping the wider group.Recorded at NRF Europe 2026 in Paris,this six-minute conversation with Alex Rezvan of The Retail Podcast and JillDvorak…

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    PodcastEcommerceStoresLeadership
    Alex Rezvan
  • 21 Oct 20264 days ago
    ChatGPT Virtual Try-On Goes Live, Tractor Supply, Kroger Cuts 3,000 Jobs

    ChatGPT virtual try on is live, and NRF SVP Content Jill Dvorak explains what it means for retailers. Plus Kroger's 3,000 job cuts, Tractor Supply, Ross and Prime Day pulling Halloween forward.Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, and Jill Dvorak, SVP Content at NRF, on the…

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 20 Oct 20265 days ago
    Gymshark's First Celebrity, Stelios's easyShop, Cyber Attack Hits Hobbs Owner TFG

    Simone Oloman, Co-host of Five Things Friday UK on The Retail Podcast, asks whether Stelios's easyShop marketplace can win shoppers from Amazon and Temu. Plus the TFG cyber attack, Gymshark's first celebrity and the collab boom.Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, …

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    PodcastEcommerce
    Alex Rezvan
  • 19 Oct 20266 days ago
    LVMH Uneven Quarter, Albertsons Review, Just Eat Ad

    LVMH results show luxury demand moving at different speeds inside one group, with fashion and leather goods down 5% while selective retailing grew 8%. Alongside that, Just Eat, Amazon, Ocado and Sainsbury's compete for shoppers' time and trust, Albertsons withdraws its…

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    PodcastResultsFashion
    Alex Rezvan
  • 15 Oct 20269 days ago
    Is AI recommending your brand? Ben Jeffries on creator-first AEO (YouTube Festival London 2026)

    Shoppers are asking AI assistants what to buy, and those answers cite YouTube videos. Ben Jeffries, co-founder of Influencer.com, explains creator-first AEO, the sports-brand test, and why content now has to work for shoppers and for AI. With Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Po…

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    PodcastAI
    Alex Rezvan
  • 15 Oct 202610 days ago
    Amazon Grocery Shake-Up and US Inflation Hits 3.7% - Daily Retail Briefing

    Amazon grocery storefronts for individual retailers are closing on Amazon.com, while US inflation reaches 3.7% and Adobe finds 49% of AI shopping assistant users have abandoned a purchase over conflicting product information. For retail leaders, today's briefing is about c…

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    PodcastAIGroceryPricing
    Alex Rezvan
  • 13 Oct 202611 days ago
    Boots Chief Customer Officer: Creators Are the New Beauty Counter | Charlotte Lock

    Creators are the new beauty counter. That is how Charlotte Lock, Chief Customer Officer, Boots, describes where customers now discover products and find advice they trust.Recorded at YouTube Festival London 2026, just after Charlotte came off the main stage, this conversation …

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    PodcastLeadership
    Alex Rezvan
  • 13 Oct 202611 days ago
    YouTube Is Now Where Shoppers Decide to Buy, with Sophie Neary of Google

    YouTube is no longer just where shoppers see your brand. It is where they decide to buy it.On the red carpet at YouTube Festival London 2026, Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, talks to Sophie Neary, Managing Director, Retail & Consumer Goods, Google. Where a retaile…

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 13 Oct 202612 days ago
    Ahold Delhaize Outage, Kroger Cuts 3,000 Jobs

    The Ahold Delhaize outage has left websites and apps down since Sunday and Dutch stores showing last week's shelf prices, a reminder that pricing now depends on central IT. Kroger is cutting 3,000 corporate jobs, UK shoppers are holding back before the budget, and Shein, T…

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    PodcastFashion
    Alex Rezvan
  • 12 Oct 202612 days ago
    Nike Sales Decline and the Prime Day Rush | Jill Dvorak, NRF

    Jill Dvorak, SVP Content at NRF, on Prime Day, Walmart's $300m bulky-item hub and the Nike sales decline in China. Is early discounting growing holiday demand or just moving it?Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, and Jill Dvorak, SVP Content at NRF, cover the week&#39…

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 12 Oct 202613 days ago
    ChatGPT Try-On, UK Footfall Down 2.9% and Refresco IPO

    ChatGPT virtual try-on puts OpenAI between the shopper and the checkout, while UK footfall fell 2.9% in September and every format went down. Today's briefing also covers Ocado's clean-label aisle, Refresco's possible IPO above $10bn and Seven & i's plan to…

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    PodcastStoresPayments
    Alex Rezvan
  • 11 Oct 202614 days ago
    Amazon Alexa+ Tablets Run Android, Sell at Target and Best Buy

    Amazon's new Alexa+ tablets run Android with the full Google Play Store and will be sold through Best Buy and Target, a test of how far Amazon will open its hardware to put its assistant in more homes.

    NewsStores
    Alex Rezvan
  • 9 Oct 202615 days ago
    Frasers, Lidl, Burberry and Boots: UK Retail Five Things Friday

    Lidl adds 43 million visits, Frasers ups its Burberry bet and Boots changes hands. Simone Oloman, Co-host of Five Things Friday UK, explains what this week's moves mean for UK retail.Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, and Simone Oloman cover five stories. Lidl GB gre…

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 9 Oct 202616 days ago
    Amazon Layoffs, Tesco Profits and Walmart AI Savings

    Amazon layoffs hit around 1,000 corporate roles, most of them in its stores division, as Tesco's profits rise and Walmart puts its AI savings back into customer service. Today's briefing tells retail leaders that efficiency is the theme of the season, and the differenc…

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    PodcastAI
    Alex Rezvan
  • 8 Oct 202616 days ago
    Westwing's Next Act: Building a Premium Design Super Brand

    Westwing built its reputation online. At NRF Europe in Paris, CEO Andreas Hoerning explained how private label, selective stores and premium services are reshaping the home retailer.

    NewsEcommerceLeadership
    Alex Rezvan
  • 8 Oct 202617 days ago
    Boots Sold for £6.7bn, Walmart Drone Delivery Expands

    Walmart drone delivery with Wing is expanding to more than 270 stores by next year, and Boots is going private in a £6.7bn deal with the Weston family. Today's briefing also covers a £440m rise in UK retail electricity bills, Amazon's 63% share of German online retail …

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    PodcastEcommerce
    Alex Rezvan
  • 7 Oct 202617 days ago
    Quick Commerce vs Convenience: 7-Eleven India Lesson

    Quick commerce now decides who survives in India: 7-Eleven is shutting around 60 stores because convenience without 30-minute delivery is no longer enough.Jill Dvorak, SVP Content at NRF, joins Alex Rezvan on the UK sales slump, Primark and Morrisons.What is quick commerce? It…

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 7 Oct 202617 days ago
    Al-Futtaim's One Commerce Backbone Is Built for Agentic Retail

    Al-Futtaim runs around 30 digital storefronts from one shared commerce backbone. At NRF Europe, Eric Meulien explained how that architecture let the Dubai group scale without replatforming, and why product data, 15-minute delivery and AI shopping agents are now testing it.

    NewsAI
    Alex Rezvan
  • 7 Oct 202618 days ago
    Walmart Drops Pricing Patent as ASOS Is Hacked

    Walmart is dropping a patent that would have let Scan & Go personalise prices at the point of scan, while ASOS confirms a cyber attack that reached customers through its own app. Today's briefing shows retail leaders that pricing and customer data are now where trust i…

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    Podcast
    Alex Rezvan
  • 6 Oct 202619 days ago
    AI in Retail Won't Be Your Edge, Trust Will | Doug Stephens

    Doug Stephens, Founder of Retail Prophet, argues that AI in retail will never be a competitive advantage. Customer trust, earned through fairness to shoppers, staff and suppliers, is the edge that lasts.Alex Rezvan, Host of The Retail Podcast, and Doug cover why only 15% of Am…

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    PodcastAI
    Alex Rezvan
  • 6 Oct 202619 days ago
    Continente Sees Shopping Missions, Not Online and Offline

    Portugal's Continente has been selling groceries online since 2001. Twenty-five years later, its Head of E-commerce, Guilherme Cardoso, says the bigger opportunity is no longer simply growing digital sales. It is using stores, quick commerce, loyalty data and AI as parts of th…

    NewsAIEcommercePayments
    Alex Rezvan

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