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Petco Health and Wellness Company, Inc. is expanding the benefits for its paid membership plan, Vital Care, adding new dog-related rewards, introducing a plan tailored for cats, and taking the next step in retail partnerships.

Major brands across industries are routinely delivering sustainability reports as investors evaluate their operations against ESG standards.

We’ve analyzed the retail industry's hottest retail loyalty plans for 2022, highlighting companies that continuously see growth across their loyalty membership count, are innovating new ways to create brand evangelists, and are streamlining rewards to provide a consolidated experience that creates a win-win scenario for multiple businesses and their shared consumers.

Even if we’re doing more online, we haven’t entirely forgotten what we expect from an in-store experience, and the two experiences will become more similar. Here are a few things we can expect to see over the next year or so.

While there has been a structural shift in the way consumers have shopped since COVID-19, with a good amount of foot traffic paired with delivery options, loyalty programs are playing a role in order to maintain the momentum of these new customer behaviors.

To create satisfied, loyal customers, stores must ensure that their day-to-day processes are completed seamlessly. Here's how they can accomplish that.

Best Buy has tapped Amazon Web Services to leverage its cloud compute, storage, database, and security services to create more interactive, virtual experiences for consumers, such as live product demos with experts.

RIS’ fourth annual startups feature examines retailers that caught the eye of our editors for being exceptionally innovative and inspirational to consumers.

A new scanning accessory will be fitted to the almost 600 autonomous floor scrubbers already deployed within Sam’s Club stores nationwide.

FedEx Corp. and Microsoft Corp. have teamed up once again as part of their multi-year collaboration to “transform commerce, supply chains and logistics,” this time introducing a cross-platform “logistics-as–a-service” offering for retailers, merchants and brands.