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Are you one of the many who watch The Bachelor on ABC? Here's an interesting take on "being there for the wrong reasons," by Arielle Duhaime-Ross and Byrd Pinkerton for Vox ~ https://www.vox.com//the-bachelor-instagram-social-media-i

From RetailNext's global team to you, we wish you a happy, peaceful and prosperous 2020. Happy New Year!

From RetailNext's global team, we wish you and your families a wonderful holiday season, and a peaceful and prosperous New Year! Happy Holidays!

At its October QBR meeting, the RetailNext North American sales team took time out to volunteer their time and skills at a local Habitat for Humanity project site.

Recently, the team at RetailNext's office in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, added a regatta to their annual summer picnic, and this video shows the fun they enjoyed during a beautiful day on the water. Next up: the America's Cup Challenger Series!

Your New Favorite Brand Is Designed By Your Favorite Store. And, of course, a big helping of data. Cam Wolf explains, new for GQ Magazine.

A record July shopping event means more front-stoop packagesand an incentive to add a camera to your cart for next year. Olivia Rockeman, reports, new for Bloomberg.

Tech companies in the U.S. are pushing advancements in social shopping, aiming to bring users in the U.S. closer to the deeply interactive experience of millennial online shopping in China, as experienced on social apps like the shopping-review community Xiaohongshu. Tracy Qu takes a look, new for Quartz.

Fashion and manufacturing contributes to about a tenth of the world’s greenhouse gases, but startups are showing their more established counterparts how to build carbon-neutral businesses. Elizabeth Segran examines, new for Fast Company.

Owning nothing is now a luxury, thanks to a number of subscription start-ups. Sapna Maheshwari explains, new for the The New York Times.

Alejandro Cremades recently sat down with RetailNext co-founder and CEO Alexei Agratchev to talk retail and shopping. You can follow along their discussion new in Forbes.

As "fashion's version of farm-to-table," Everlane is reinventing retail. Chloe Malle takes a look at this San Francisco company, new for Vogue.