Warby Parker Q2 revenue +9.8% “Active Customers increased 4.1%…Average Revenue per Customer increased 6.6%…(ended) Q2 with 352 stores.” Press release

 

Whatnot – Where Some People Bid Until They’re Broke at WSJ. “…within four months, the 45-year-old accountant had spent almost $1.4 million…Whatnot is on track to surpass one billion dollars in revenue this year after adding 20 million new accounts in 2025…holds nearly 60% of the live commerce market in North America and Europe.” WSJ subs.

 

Etsy laying off about 220 employees, or roughly 12% of its workforce at CNBC

 

Bob’s Discount Furniture Q2 comp sales +2.3% Press release

 

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Neiman Marcus accused of bungling workplace complaints at NY Post. “Borg is among at least four former in-house lawyers who lodged formal complaints about a hostile work environment, a former Neiman Marcus executive who is not associated with Borg told The Post. Two of the complaints resulted in settlements, this source said.” Read more

 

Ahold Delhaize Q2 comp sales +0.8% in US Press release

 

Buc-ee’s Faces Outrage Over Aggressive Trademark Lawsuits at Today NBC. “Buc-ee’s…is facing backlash after suing a small Ohio corner store over its beaver logo…NBC’s Jesse Kirsch reports for TODAY.” 3:36 video

 

US Foods Q2 net sales +4.5% Press release

 

 

Lululemon Is At War With Itself at Bloomberg. “Lululemon now finds itself in a troubled spot similar to the one in which Nike put itself, namely stumbling at the very moment a new generation of competitors has swooped in…The one bright spot for O’Neill is the company’s international business, which continues to grow, especially in mainland China, where sales rose 30% in their first quarter of the year.” Bloomberg subs.

 

DoorDash Q2 revenue +36% Press release

 

Fashion’s biggest brands spent years letting eBay and Depop resell their clothes. Now they want the money. at Fortune. “A growing number of fashion brands—including Zara, H&M, Lululemon, Levi’s and REI—are launching their own resale platforms, selling secondhand versions of their products alongside new ones.” Fortune subs.

 

Amazon is redesigning part of a massive AI data center campus in rural Indiana into a sprawling cluster of powerful computers to build its next frontier AI models Business Insider subs.

 

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