Anthony Cook+FollowBrandy Melville Finally Adds a Medium?!Brandy Melville, the brand known for its 'one size fits (sm)all' vibe, just opened a new shop in Notting Hill called St George, and—get this—they actually offer size medium now! While it’s still mostly tiny tees and dresses, this is a baby step toward more inclusive sizing. If you’ve ever squeezed into their clothes or felt left out, this could be your chance to finally snag those Insta-famous basics. Still, with UK average sizes being way above a medium, it’s not exactly a revolution—more like a cautious toe-dip into reality. #fashionnews #bodypositivity #retailtrends #Shopping10Share
christinewhite+FollowIs Thrifty Ice Cream Disappearing?Heads up, ice cream fans: Thrifty Ice Cream, that old-school West Coast favorite with the quirky cylindrical scoops, might be melting away from your local Rite Aid. The drugstore giant is in bankruptcy mode (again), and hundreds of Thrifty counters could close. But don’t panic yet—you can still grab those classic flavors in grocery store freezers, and some independent shops might stick around. Pro tip: If you spot Thrifty in the wild, treat yourself while you can! #IceCreamNews #ThriftyIceCream #RetailTrends #Shopping70Share
christinewhite+FollowGuess America’s Top 10 Stores?Ever wonder where everyone’s shopping these days? Trader Joe’s and Costco top the list of America’s favorite stores, with Home Depot and Lowe’s climbing fast. The big shift? People are ditching the mall for brands they trust and stores that feel like part of their routine. With online shopping booming, loyalty now means more than just low prices—it’s about the vibe and what you get for your buck. Where do you shop most? #RetailTrends #ShopSmart #ConsumerLife #Shopping10Share
Kim Brown+FollowWhy Everyone’s Shopping at Dollar GeneralHeads up, bargain hunters! Dollar General just raised its yearly goals after more folks—yes, even those who usually skip the dollar aisle—started shopping there thanks to tariff drama and stubbornly high prices. With big stores feeling the pinch, Dollar General is winning by stocking more everyday essentials and keeping prices wallet-friendly. If you’re looking to stretch your budget, it might be time to join the crowd and see what deals you can snag! #MoneyHacks #SmartShopping #RetailTrends #Shopping4245Share
jhampton+FollowCostco’s Checkout Hack: No More Long Lines?Ever get stuck in a Costco checkout line that feels longer than your shopping list? Good news: Costco’s testing a new 'scan and go' feature, so you can scan items with your phone and skip the wait. They’re also juggling higher prices thanks to tariffs, but they’re working behind the scenes to keep your wallet happy. Bottom line: Faster checkouts might be coming soon, making those bulk hauls a breeze! #CostcoHacks #MoneyLife #RetailTrends #Business10Share
Robert Evans+FollowNike’s Amazon Move: Sneaky Comeback?Heard the buzz? Nike is teaming up with Amazon again, and it could be the power play that puts them back on top in 2025. After a rough patch (thanks, tariffs), Nike’s letting shoppers buy direct on Amazon—no more middlemen, which means faster shipping and maybe even better deals. If you’ve been eyeing those sneakers, keep watch: Nike’s comeback could mean more choices and perks for us. Sometimes, a brand’s next big thing is just a click away! #Nike #Amazon #RetailTrends #Business112Share
Bryan Grant+FollowWalmart’s Hot Dog Power Move 🍔🌭Next time you’re running errands at Walmart, you might just grab a chili cheese dog on the way out! Walmart’s rolling out Wienerschnitzel restaurants in select stores, taking a page from Costco’s famous food court playbook. This means more snack options while you shop—no membership required. The big shift? Grocery runs are turning into mini food adventures, and Walmart’s betting you’ll stick around (and spend more) if you can grab a bite. Who’s ready for a shopping trip with a side of fries? #WalmartNews #FoodCourt #RetailTrends #Shopping188Share
Anthony Cook+FollowPharmacy Closures: What’s My Backup Plan?Heads up: CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid are closing over 1,700 stores nationwide, so your go-to pharmacy might disappear soon. Rite Aid’s bankruptcy and Walgreens’ big cutbacks mean some neighborhoods—especially in smaller towns—could be left scrambling for prescriptions. If you rely on a local pharmacy, now’s the time to check which locations are sticking around and maybe set up mail-order refills as a backup. Don’t get caught off guard next time you need a quick medicine run! #PharmacyClosures #MoneyHacks #RetailTrends #Shopping90Share
christinewhite+FollowCVS Closures: Will You Miss Your Local Pharmacy?Heads up: CVS is shutting down another 270 stores in 2025, so your go-to spot for last-minute meds or snacks might disappear. This isn’t just CVS—other big chains are downsizing too, thanks to more people ordering prescriptions online and rising costs. If you’re not into online pharmacies, you might have to drive farther or wait longer for your meds. Pro tip: Check if your local CVS is on the chopping block and explore delivery options now, just in case! #CVS #PharmacyLife #RetailTrends #Shopping358Share
christinewhite+FollowCVS Is Closing Stores—Here’s Why It MattersHeads up if you’re a CVS regular: the chain is shutting down 270 stores this year. CVS says it’s not just about cutting costs—they’re shifting to smaller, more convenient shops and even popping up inside Target. So, if your go-to CVS disappears, check for a new mini-store nearby or inside your local Target. This could mean less aisle wandering, but also fewer choices for last-minute snacks and meds. Time to scout your next closest pharmacy! #CVS #RetailTrends #PharmacyLife #Shopping115Share
