DTC footwear darling Allbirds is planning to exit the U.S. physical retail market. Once known for making the “most comfortable shoe in the world,” Allbirds quick expansion and focus on sustainability messaging may not have gained a wider market foothold (via Forbes).

RaceTrac announced it will be leveraging the Capillary loyalty infrastructure to enhance its rewards program. The new program will feature targeted, personalized reward offers, in addition to providing a tier-based rewards environment in which stacked or combined offers are in place (via Chain Store Age).

AMD, the company driving much of the AI boom, delivered a revenue beat during its most recent earnings. Reported revenue was tallied at $10.27 billion versus $9.67 billion expected. Nevertheless, investors shied away from the news, perhaps expecting more — and stronger future guidance (via CNBC).

Despite the holiday quarter usually being Peleton’s best, the company delivered weak results. Loss per share registered at $0.09 against $0.06 expected, and revenue came in at $657 million against $674 million anticipated (via CNBC).

AI-driven surveillance pricing could be entering a period of governmental regulatory pushback. “Surveillance pricing is a minefield and the mines are exploding,” warned Crowell and Moring litigation attorney Joanna Forster (via Forbes).