Retail News: Top Stories
April 17, 2020
Top stories in retail news and the business headlines that interest us today.
How Retailers Are Handling Returns
“Longer return windows add another level of complexity to how retailers are managing their businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. Most are still unsure of when their shops will be able to safely open again. And some are operating their online businesses with reduced staffing — after having furloughed store and warehouse workers, as business dried up and states ordered nonessential retailers shut.”
What Dining Out Could Look Like After Reopening
Business Insider — Masked waiters, fewer tables, and thermometers: Here’s what dining out could look like across the US when stay-at-home orders are relaxed
“Restaurants could have fewer tables, with disposable menus, and customers could have to have their temperature taken before entering.”
Starbucks Plans For Gradual Reopening
“The company is taking a store-by-store approach to resuming business activities, which will remain limited to services like drive-thru, delivery and takeout via mobile orders and contactless pickup.”
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