Brian Delp covers the intersection of retail, fashion, and global trade, offering a "micro-to-macro" lens on how policy and technology reshape the consumer landscape.
As the President of Sales & Global Licensing at Himatsingka, he leads North American operations for one of the
Self-Checkout Regulations Spread As NY's A11501 Signals A New Approach
New York's self-checkout bill could force retailers to offer a discount. The outcome could reshape automation strategy as retailers already rethink self-checkout.
Why Retailers Are Cutting Prices Despite Lower Inflation And Iran Risks
Why are Walmart, Costco, BBB and other retailers cutting prices as CPI cools? Consumer psychology, back-to-school demand and Iran risks explain why.
Amazon, Walmart And Home Depot: The Rise Of The Omnivore Retailer
Major retailers are building entirely new businesses beyond the store. Here's what the rise of the omnivore retailer means for Amazon, Walmart and the future of retail.
How SB 707, EPR Laws And EU Rules Reshape Fashion Supply Chains
How EU Digital Product Passports, California SB 707, and new state EPR laws are reshaping fashion supply chains, compliance costs, and sourcing strategies.
Walmart, Gap, Target Hire Project Runway Judges In A K-Shaped Economy
Target, Walmart, and Gap are hiring luxury designers like Isaac Mizrahi to permanent roles, betting on design authority in a K-shaped economy.
World Cup Commerce Will Play Out In An Era Of Protectionism
The 2026 World Cup arrives in a trade environment no one anticipated when the bid was filed. What that means for brands, retail and the commercial bet on soccer.
How Iran Conflict Costs Compound For Retail
The Iran conflict is hitting retail P&Ls from every angle: oil, freight, fertilizer, and consumer spending. Here's how the costs compound.
Iran Conflict Disrupts Supply Chains As Dual Chokepoint Crisis Unfolds
Operation Epic Fury forces dual shipping reroutes through Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea, adding $2,000-$4,000 per container and 10-14 days. Retail faces a crisis.
What Walmart’s ‘Weenification’ Of Valentine’s Day Signals
Explore Walmart’s ‘Weenification’ strategy: how year-round horror fandom, market consolidation, and Gen Z are reshaping Valentine’s Day and the retail calendar at large.
How Amazon’s Latest Initiatives Skip Consent
Amazon’s AI shopping pilots raise consent concerns as off-platform product is scraped, highlighting power imbalances between dominant platforms and independent retailers.