Rachel Abrams

New York Times

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Rachel Abrams is a business reporter for the New York Times.

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Retail in America is undergoing a revolution. As consumers turn to e-commerce to buy everything from diapers to appliances, big box stores are becoming obsolete.

It's Amazon's world, we're just living in it

Retail in America is undergoing a revolution. As consumers turn to e-commerce to buy everything from diapers to appliances, big box stores are becoming obsolete.

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Ivanka Trump navigates ethical minefield with business empire

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