NEW YORK & LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 29, 2026--
EDITED™, the leading retail intelligence platform, today announced its latest product release, designed to help retailers answer critical business questions faster and act on insight with greater confidence.
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The release introduces a smarter, more intuitive way to engage with EDITED, combining AI at the core with guided workflows that surface the most relevant insight for high-impact retail decisions. The result is less time searching, fewer steps to value, and faster alignment across teams.
Built for how retailers actually work, the experience accelerates insight across key use cases including trend validation, whitespace identification, and market monitoring. By connecting data, workflows, and AI behind the scenes, EDITED helps teams focus on decisions, not dashboards.
“This release is about momentum,” said Brian Tomz, Chief Product Officer at EDITED. “Retail teams don’t need more data. They need answers. We’re using AI and thoughtful design to remove friction and deliver insight at the speed the market demands.”
AI continues to power every layer of the platform, supporting users from early exploration through in-season action. From summarizing complex market movements to guiding users toward the most valuable next step, EDITED’s AI capabilities are designed to scale insight without adding complexity.
With this release, EDITED reinforces its commitment to building an experience where insight is immediate, decisions are connected, and teams move faster together.
About EDITED
EDITED is the world’s leading AI-powered retail intelligence platform, helping brands and retailers make smarter decisions across assortment, pricing, and site merchandising. By delivering market-informed, profit-aware, and customer-centric insight in real time, EDITED enables retailers to stay ahead of the market and act with confidence.
EDITED’s Latest Release Turns Retail Questions Into Instant Insight
PARIS (AP) — Old rivals Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille come back to Ligue 1 with a sour taste after completing the Champions League phase.
Reigning European champion PSG was dull in attack in a 1-1 draw with Newcastle that dropped Luis Enrique's side out of the top eight and into the playoffs.
For Marseille, the 1993 Champions League winner, Wednesday evening was awful after losing 3–0 at Club Brugge and getting eliminated.
The lone bright spot among the French teams came from Monaco after the Principality club secured a playoffs spot by holding Juventus to a goalless draw.
PSG, which took control of Ligue 1 last week, will look to regroup at Strasbourg on Sunday. It's not an easy task as Strasbourg has been unbeaten since coach Gary O’Neil replaced Liam Rosenior following his fellow Englishman’s departure to Premier League side Chelsea.
Strasbourg, led by Joaquín Panichelli — who has has taken Ligue 1 by storm with 11 goals — thrashed Lille last weekend to climb to seventh place. It has lost just twice at home this season.
Lens, which slipped to second after losing at Marseille, hosts Le Havre on Friday. That defeat brought an end to Lens’ 10-game winning streak across all competitions.
“Frustration is a feeling we hadn’t experienced for quite some time,” Lens coach Pierre Sage said. "The most important thing is being able to bounce back.”
Third-placed Marseille, five points behind Lens and seven adrift of PSG, will be eager to put behind its woeful night in Brugge when it travels to Paris FC on Saturday.
Marseille recruits Ethan Nwaneri and Quinten Timber had an immediate impact during their debut against Lens. Loan signing Nwaneri scored a superb goal against Lens while Timber, who signed from Feyenoord to June 2030, impressed in midfield in a box-to-box role. Unfortunately for coach Roberto De Zerbi, they are unavailable for the trip to Brugge.
Lens is plagued with injuries and will be missing Jhoanner Chávez, Arthur Masuaku, Samson Baidoo, Régis Gurtner and Jonathan Gradit.
PSG will likely be without star winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who limped off with a right ankle injury against Newcastle on Wednesday.
U.S.-based Black Knight Football Club group became the sole shareholder of Lorient. The Black Knight consortium fronted by American businessman Bill Foley, which owns the Vegas Golden Knights in the NHL, acquired a minority ownership interest in Lorient in January 2023 as part of its multi-club ownership strategy.
BKFC also owns Premier League side Bournemouth, Moreirense FC in Portugal and Auckland FC in New Zealand.
BKFC is bringing more than $550 million in equity. Lorient is ninth in Ligue 1 after 19 matches and hosts Nantes on Saturday.
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Monaco's Folarin Balogun, centre, and Juventus' Pierre Kalulu challenge for the ball during the Champions League opening phase soccer match between Monaco and Juventus in Monaco, Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Philippe Magoni)
Brugge's Romeo Vermant, right, celebrates after scoring his sides second goal during the Champions League opening phase soccer match between Club Brugge and Marseille in Bruges, Belgium, Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert)
Newcastle's Lewis Hall is challenged by PSG's Joao Neves, left, during a Champions League opening phase soccer match between Paris Saint-Germain and Newcastle in Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)
