The Entrepreneurial Way with A.I.: Cathaleen Chen
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Monday, December 16, 2019

Despite the End of Barneys Itself, a Happy Holidays for Its Retail Workers #StartUps

1:02 AM

#BusinessGuide NEW YORK, United States — It may be Barneys’ last holiday season, but it might end up as one of its busiest. On a rainy weekday afternoon, the store on Madison Avenue was abuzz with Upper East Side ladies trying on coats, Chinese ...

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Monday, November 25, 2019

How Temporary Pop-Ups Became a Permanent Strategy #Startups

12:50 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — When Apiece Apart opened its first pop-up in 2015, the plan was to keep the store open for three months. That turned into six months, and then a year, as customers flocked to Soho to try on — and buy — the ...

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Tuesday, November 19, 2019

The Direct-to-Consumer Reckoning #Startups

12:42 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — When Steve Madden bought the sneaker start-up Greats in August, it appeared to be the sort of deal every venture capitalist dreams about: a multibillion-dollar conglomerate annexing a risky-but-fast-growing...

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Wednesday, November 6, 2019

For Barneys' Brands, It's All About Damage Control #Startups

12:43 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — Surratt Beauty is one of the brands that Barneys built. “Our brand was created with the intention of launching at Barneys,” said Heleyne Mishan-Tamir, who co-founded the cosmetics brand — known for its eye...

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Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Can Nanushka Be More Than Just an Influencer Brand? #Startups

1:26 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — For Nanushka, international expansion happened in a flash. Just three years ago, the Budapest-based contemporary brand’s sales came mainly from boutiques in designer Sandra Sandor’s native Hungary. Today, t...

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Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Investors Bet Big on Shopping App From Stitch Fix Alum #Startups

12:36 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — It’s the holy grail of online retail: suggesting the exact item someone wants to buy before they even know it. Many start-ups have tried and largely fallen short, from the so-called “Pandora for Fashion” A...

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Monday, October 21, 2019

Nordstrom Needs New York. Does New York Need Nordstrom? #Startups

12:56 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — After a two-decade search for the perfect location for its first flagship store in Manhattan, Nordstrom has arrived. The seven-story, 320,000-square-foot women's store, which opens to the public on Oct. 24,...

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Friday, October 18, 2019

Summersalt is the Latest Brand to Cash in on the Travel Trend #Startups

12:35 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — Summersalt is the latest direct-to-consumer brand to wade into the burgeoning travel goods market. The swimwear brand, which expects sales to balloon to $40 million this year, from $5.6 million in 2018, pl...

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Wednesday, October 16, 2019

Authentic Brands Group Bids $271 Million For Barneys, Plans to Close All 7 Stores #Startups

11:22 PM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — Barneys New York has agreed to sell its assets to Authentic Brands Group and B. Riley Financial Inc. for $271.4 million, according to court documents filed Wednesday night. If the purchase goes through, AB...

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Tuesday, October 15, 2019

How to Handle a Customer Service Crisis #Startups

12:32 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — Elyse Hamilton says she’s done with Rent the Runway after the platform cancelled the delivery of a navy sequined dress she planned to wear to her sister’s wedding. The 40-year-old manager at a pharmaceutic...

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Thursday, October 10, 2019

De Beers to Sell Lab-Grown Diamonds in Stores #Startups

12:40 AM

#businesstips NEW YORK, United States — De Beers jolted the industry last May when it announced Lightbox — a direct-to-consumer subsidiary that sells laboratory-grown diamonds — after years of vehement opposition to man-made stones as jewellery....

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Monday, September 16, 2019

Can Roller Coasters and a Bunny Garden Lure Shoppers Back to the Mall? #Startups

12:46 AM

#businesstips EAST RUTHERFORD, United States — Since the advent of e-commerce, fashion brands have tried just about everything to get people back into their shops, from in-store yoga classes and photo booths to elaborate visual displays designed...

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