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Firework brings generative AI to live shopping
Video commerce platform Firework is adding generative AI to livestream shopping. In a new beta feature it is rolling out with The Fresh Market, shoppers can ask questions about the ingredients and items they see in a livestream, long after the session is over. Firework built these capabilities in-house.
When it comes to toys, Mattel and Hasbro are considered fierce rivals. But now they have a new partnership through a recently-signed licensing agreement that paves the way for the development of co-branded toys and games. Barbie Monopoly. UNO Transformers. They’re on the way this fall. – RetailWire
The rise of grocery ecommerce and the need to ship more medications led to an explosion of growth in the cold supply chain, which ships temperature-sensitive products from suppliers to a customer’s door. Smart Warehousing COO Beth Ward highlights best practices in this area, including maintaining the perfect temperature and compliance.
The meteoric rise of fast fashion marketplace Shein has brought plenty of criticism for copycat products and labor practices. Now, Shein is engaging more heavily in brand-building by bringing together designers and collaborating with them on new products under a program called Shein X. – The New York Times
In this week’s hiring roundup, Helen of Troy and Ted Baker are seeing changes in the top leadership ranks, while Snap is bringing on former Meta executives in a bid to boost advertising, Plus, Vera Bradley is set to undergo a reorganization that is bringing a change at CFO.
Tweet of the Day 🐦
Met with 25+ 7-figure e-commerce sellers on Sunday.
I'm more & more convinced that the best odds at success in e-commerce today come from launching a logistically difficult product with a passionate niche audience.
— Connor Gross (@c_gro)
2:27 PM • May 2, 2023