$199 Wegovy, Target Price Cuts & Walmart's Latest Neighborhood Grocery Concept | Fast Five

05/22/24 • 48 min

In this week’s Omni Talk Retail Fast Five news roundup, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Wiliot, Avalara, Mirakl, and Sezzle, A&M’s Truett Horne and Jeremy Levine joined Chris and Anne to discuss:

The potential ramifications of Target’s decision to cut prices on roughly 5,000 items (Source: Retail Dive)
Walmart’s two new (and much larger) Neighborhood Market grocery stores (Source: Grocery Dive)
Gopuff’s decision to price match Aldi in the U.K. (Source: Internet Retailing)
Lego’s new plan to tie employee compensation to its carbon reduction goals (Source: ESG Dive)
And closed with a look at how Hims’ new $199 per month Wegovy copycat could impact food retailing strategies (Source: Bloomberg)

There’s all that, plus chicken or fish at Long John Silver’s, Costco birthday parties, and the candies at the bottom of grandma’s purse that we all loved most as kids.

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The potential ramifications of Target’s decision to cut prices on roughly 5,000 items (Source: Retail Dive)
Walmart’s two new (and much larger) Neighborhood Market grocery stores (Source: Grocery Dive)
Gopuff’s decision to price match Aldi in the U.K. (Source: Internet Retailing)
Lego’s new plan to tie employee compensation to its carbon reduction goals (Source: ESG Dive)
And closed with a look at how Hims’ new $199 per month Wegovy copycat could impact food retailing strategies (Source: Bloomberg)

There’s all that, plus chicken or fish at Long John Silver’s, Costco birthday parties, and the candies at the bottom of grandma’s purse that we all loved most as kids.

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This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
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Very few retailers realize that underneath all their years of operating a retail business lies a technological foundation from which others can learn. But not Walmart. Walmart gets it.

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