On June 22, over three dozen Burien business leaders, city council members, staff, police, and nonprofits gathered to address homelessness and […]

  Organized retail crime (ORC) persists as an escalating challenge within the U.S. retail sector, and recent data suggests its scale and […]

  As some of the country’s shopping malls are in decline, a potential savior might be pickleball, a racket sport invented by […]

  US law enforcement and retailers are investigating an escalating series of bomb threats against grocery stores and other retail outlets across […]

  June 27: The Integrity, Notification, and Fairness in Online Retail Marketplaces for Consumers Act – or the INFORM Consumers Act, went […]

  On June 6, the Seattle City Council was expected to pass legislation to incorporate the state’s new drug criminalization law into […]

  Seattle citizens are generally positive about the city and a large portion endorse the work of Mayor Bruce Harrell, though the […]

  The pandemic has fast-tracked eCommerce adoption, merging digital and physical experiences and altering customer expectations for speed, convenience, and personalization. This […]

  Throughout the day, people often let housekeeping issues go unaddressed. Perhaps a spill on the floor that gets left for someone […]

  Washington Retail recently spoke at the Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce Retail and Hospitality Summit in Ellensburg. Mark Johnson, WR Senior […]

By Mike Hintze, Hintze Law Welcome to the fourth installment of our blog series focusing on the Washington My Health My Data […]

  Retail sales rose again in May as consumers continued to spend despite economic challenges. Consumers continued to spend on household priorities […]