Lisa Lacy
Lisa Lacy is Adweek's Commerce Editor where she focuses on retail and the growing reach of Amazon. She has covered marketing and technology for more than a decade for publications like TechCrunch, CMO.com, VentureBeat, The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones Newswires, ClickZ and Search Engine Watch. She has a master's in journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor's in English from the University of Sussex in Brighton, England.
The Met Gala Is (Sort of) Shoppable on Instagram This Year
The museum and the social media platform will sell designer products through April 2022.
Petco Reminds Us Pets Have Feelings, Too
When you’re feeling anxious, how do you cope? Do you seek out healthy solutions or are you prone to more destructive behaviors?
The David and Goliath Race to Expand Contactless Payments
Recent deals include more pay-by-palm technology.
Walmart and Instacart Bring Same-Day Delivery to New York
If they can make it there, they can make it anywhere.
As the Delta Variant Disrupts Labor Day Plans, Online Sales Could Benefit
But the distractions that thwarted an early 2020 holiday season remain.
These $100 Lunchables at FAO Schwarz Are ‘The Toy You Can Eat’
The Lunchabuilds kits are part of a broader focus on creativity.
Pearl Milling Company Reintroduces Itself in First Spots Since Rebrand
The message: togetherness and enduring traditions.
Walmart DSP Is Coming This Fall
The retailer is partnering with The Trade Desk to provide an alternative to walled gardens.
Amazon Takes ‘Baby Step’ Toward Accountability for Defective Products
Policy change is coming to its third-party marketplace, but falls short of a safety standard.
Can Macy’s Breathe New Life Into Toys R Us?
A new partnership will try, with two ways to buy toys through the department store.