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Retailers shrink assortments to restore growth and stabilize sales

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CNBC Markets reports that retail brands are narrowing their product assortments as part of efforts to return to healthier growth.

The outlet says box stores are also culling products, aiming to curate offerings more effectively and stabilize business.

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CNBC MarketsFrom BJ’s to Lululemon, retailers are trimming assortments to boost business

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