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Cale Guthrie Weissman

Cale is the editor-in-chief of Modern Retail. You can email him at cale@modernretail.co

Cale Guthrie Weissman

Cale is the editor-in-chief of Modern Retail. You can email him at cale@modernretail.co

‘We can be a lot faster’: Levi’s Marc Rosen on how the denim brand’s business has evolved

May 13, 2021

How MercadoLibre’s longterm investments are helping it beat Amazon

May 10, 2021

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E-commerce technology investments are ramping up

May 06, 2021

‘We’re not trying to be a retailer’: Google’s commerce president Bill Ready on growing the shopping ecosystem

May 06, 2021

‘Disproportionately benefited’: Ocean Spray CEO Tom Hayes on going viral and expanding into new categories

April 29, 2021

‘A rich tapestry of interests, affinities and geographies’: Crocs president Michelle Poole on the shoe brand’s influencer strategy

April 22, 2021

Taika CEO Michael Sharon on growing a coffee brand during the pandemic

April 15, 2021

West Elm is launching a new influencer network

April 08, 2021

‘This is a land grab’: Vivino CEO Heini Zachariassen on the growing wine e-commerce market

April 08, 2021

New DTC toolkit

DTC furniture brand Article sees the outdoors as its ticket to growth

April 07, 2021

‘Everybody had a Facebook agency’: As customer data becomes scarcer, performance marketers face fallout

April 01, 2021

‘We never had to pivot our message’: Lands’ End’s Sarah Rasmusen on comfort coming back in style

April 01, 2021

Influencers are infiltrating ghost kitchens, with the help of Planet Hollywood’s founder

March 29, 2021

‘Game-like experiences have just exploded’: Tophatter’s Andrew Blachman on the future of entertainment-based commerce

March 25, 2021

‘Grocery will maintain positive growth’: King Arthur Baking’s Bill Tine on the new CPG landscape

March 18, 2021

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Meet the smaller brands designing Olympic uniforms

Fashion giants like Nike and Ralph Lauren have long sponsored the Olympics or national teams. Now, more small-scale brands are joining them on the global stage through uniform deals.

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