Retail News

Minute Maid is preparing to discontinue its popular frozen juice concentrate offerings. Longtime fans of the juice are waxing nostalgic about the end of production, lamenting the end of what they see as an iconic part of their formative years (via FOX Business).

Pandora stated it will introduce platinum-clad jewelry pieces moving forward, given the current price volatility of silver, which is generally on an upward trajectory. “If you look at our volatility of silver, one of the things that we have to [do] for the company is to decouple that from the silver trading,” CEO Berta de Pablos-Barbier said (via CNBC).

Stellantis shares dived by as much as 28% in early morning trading Feb. 6 after the automaker announced it would take charges of $26 billion tied to an unsuccessful EV play. The automaker announced a “reset” after the notice of the charges, which Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said “largely reflect the cost of over-estimating the pace of the energy transition” (via CNN Business).

Amazon notched a massive 14% increase in its fourth-quarter net sales, exhibiting the strongest growth in 13 quarters concerning for Amazon Web Services. Amazon further forecast $200 billion in CapEx for 2026 (via Chain Store Age).

DTC footwear darling Allbirds is planning to exit the U.S. physical retail market. Once known for making the “most comfortable shoe in the world,” Allbirds quick expansion and focus on sustainability messaging may not have gained a wider market foothold (via Forbes).

RaceTrac announced it will be leveraging the Capillary loyalty infrastructure to enhance its rewards program. The new program will feature targeted, personalized reward offers, in addition to providing a tier-based rewards environment in which stacked or combined offers are in place (via Chain Store Age).

AMD, the company driving much of the AI boom, delivered a revenue beat during its most recent earnings. Reported revenue was tallied at $10.27 billion versus $9.67 billion expected. Nevertheless, investors shied away from the news, perhaps expecting more — and stronger future guidance (via CNBC).

Despite the holiday quarter usually being Peleton’s best, the company delivered weak results. Loss per share registered at $0.09 against $0.06 expected, and revenue came in at $657 million against $674 million anticipated (via CNBC).

AI-driven surveillance pricing could be entering a period of governmental regulatory pushback. “Surveillance pricing is a minefield and the mines are exploding,” warned Crowell and Moring litigation attorney Joanna Forster (via Forbes).

After notching record revenue in 2025, Goodwill expects to open 100 more stores in 2026 as it anticipates another profitable year. ShopGoodwill.com did $450 million in gross merchandise value in 2025, also exhibiting strength for the company (via Modern Retail).