Retailers From QVC to Kohl's Are Split on Agentic Shopping
Plus, a drive-through coffee chain finds surprise success with a new walk-up store model.
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Kohl's Corporation is a U.S. retail company offering apparel, footwear, accessories, beauty, and home products through 1,100 stores and its website, featuring brands like Apt. 9, Sonoma, and Food Network.

Kohl's partnership with Sephora brings dedicated beauty shops inside stores, offering prestige makeup, skincare, and fragrances to attract younger customers and boost sales growth.
In May 2025, Kohl's terminated CEO Ashley Buchanan for cause, citing violations of company policy related to undisclosed conflicts of interest with a vendor. This abrupt departure led to the appointment of board member Michael Bender as interim CEO, who was later named the permanent CEO in November, marking a period of significant leadership instability for the retail giant.
In a significant strategic move to enhance profitability and operational efficiency, Kohl's announced the closure of 27 underperforming retail stores and two e-commerce fulfillment centers in 2025. This decision is a core component of the new leadership's turnaround strategy amidst several consecutive quarters of declining sales.
Plus, a drive-through coffee chain finds surprise success with a new walk-up store model.
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