Retail Communications

Ready for the Next Normal: What Saks and Lululemon Learned in Lockdown

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Those choices may affect how retail stores merchandise product, how they schedule their employee shifts, how they set up their window displays, and what they say to customers when they’re greeted at the door. So when one of these decisions is made, stores need to know about it.

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