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Nicole Kirichanskaya

Nicole is features and premium editor at Inside Retail US.

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Exterior of a Starbucks store

Is Starbucks’ North American closures a bad sign for the coffee giant?

Béssa Beauty’s Cooling Scalp Serum and Pre-Wash Conditioner placed against a mint green background.

Meet the hairstylist who turned hair loss expertise into a beauty brand

An exterior shot of a Dr. Martens store in London, England.

Can Dr. Martens turn renewed interest into a comeback?

LVMH heir Alexandre Arnault standing in front of a grey background in a black shirt.

How could Alexandre Arnault help turn Nike around?

A person wearing a terry cloth robe holding several Wenjulan products.

How Wenjulan is broadening its body care appeal

Forvr Mood founders Denis Asamoah and Jackie Aina.

How is Forvr Mood moving beyond influencer appeal?

Apple CEO John Ternus standing alongside former CEO Tim Cook.

How will the iPhone Duo define John Ternus’s Apple era?

Lululemon’s newly appointed CEO Heidi O'Neill sitting on a white couch.

Can Lululemon’s new CEO save the brand?

A blond model wearing a yellow and purple Victoria’s Secret slip dress in a car.

Why Victoria’s Secret’s sales miss spooked investors

Stills from Good Good and Callaway’s joint marketing video.

Why apologies couldn’t contain Good Good and Callaway’s PR crisis

Several female models standing on the street, wearing Ann Taylor.

Will Substack and a fresh campaign be enough to save Ann Taylor?

A female model wearing black long-sleeved and shorts from P.E.Nation.

P.E Nation founder Claire Greaves on her 10-year brand-building journey

A pink display showcasing Pandora jewelry pieces.

Why Pandora’s recovery remains a work in progress

Coloring books and markers from Crayola’s All Grown Up collection laid out on a table.

How Crayola’s Ben Thomas prioritizes people while plotting out his schedule

An exterior shot of the Ralph Lauren store on Madison Avenue in New York City.

How Ralph Lauren made itself relevant again

Tomorrow-Today Beauty founder Indianna Roehrich.

Tomorrow-Today Beauty’s Indianna Roehrich discusses building a brand with community

Amy Voloshin and her husband lying on a bed wearing Printfresh pajamas.

How Amy Voloshin turned a textile design studio into a lifestyle brand

An exterior shot of an Adidas storefront.

How Adidas turned the World Cup into record sales

A Starbucks employee handing a customer a drink.

Why Starbucks’ back to basics plan is finally paying off

A close-up shot of a Royal Pop yellow and pink pocketwatch.

How the Royal Pop collab turned the tide for Swatch Group