In this week’s Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Simbe, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and ClearDemand:
- Walmart’s plan to sell Vizio TVs exclusively as a private brand (Source)
- Tesla’s Supercharger Diner officially opening in Los Angeles (Source)
- Mall of America expanding car-counting video analytics across its campus (Source)
- Tesco launching early delivery slots for families during the summer (Source)
- Target ending its price matching policy starting July 28 (Source)
And A&M’s Chris Creyts and Brandon Pezely also dropped by to help us hand out insights on how grocers should be thinking about space allocation for their future success and store development plans in this week’s 5 Insightful Minutes segment.
There’s all that, plus Southwest Airlines new seating policy, Midwestern In-N-Out dreams, and a tribute to the dearly departed Malcolm-Jamal Warner.
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Be careful out there,
– Chris, Anne, and the Omni Talk team
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