Nicole Ki

Reporter for Reverb @ MPR News | Creating Engaging Multimedia Content

minneapolis, minnesota, united states

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I like telling human-centered stories in multimedia formats. You’ll find my stories at MPR News about Gen Z/Millennial Minnesotans on radio, social media video and online. Some of my work includes in-depth investigations following breaking news, features on young community leaders and videos on TikTok about Mall of America’s infamous queen spinner.

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How LoveShackFancy and Reformation are leaning into romantic and anti-romance themes

In February 2025, the Los Angeles-based fashion brand Reformation launched a viral marketing campaign featuring former Saturday Night Live regular and comedian Pete Davidson as its official “boyfriend”. Via a public statement, the brand announced, “We hav... See more

insideretail.us•Nicole Ki•Feb 19, 2026

What a week! « Euro Weekly News

This week marks 17 years since my daddy passed away. Coincidentally I just cleared out a storage room and came face-to-face with the picture I chose of him for his funeral. I heard somewhere that you never know which photograph when taken is going to be “... See more

euroweeklynews.com•Nicole Ki•Feb 18, 2026

Why Kering needs to revise Gucci's strategy ahead of Q1

Amid tariffs, the mounting cost-of-living crisis, and consumers’ growing ambivalence toward legacy high-end labels, luxury had an especially rough year in 2025. Few brands felt that pressure more acutely than Gucci. According to the recently released Q4 f... See more

insideretail.com.au•Nicole Ki•Feb 18, 2026

Devoted Health Closes $366M Series F | StartUp Health Insights: Week of Feb 17, 2026

Devoted Health Closes $366M Series F | StartUp Health Insights: Week of Feb 17, 2026 A long-time member of the StartUp Health community, Devoted Health’s mission is to dramatically improve health and wellbeing by caring for everyone like they are family. ... See more

startuphealth.com•Nicole Ki•Feb 17, 2026

How retailers should respond to events like Ramadan and the Chinese New Year

After the hustle and bustle of December, the retail industry takes a break in January, then revs up again for the busy month of February. Between events like Valentine’s Day, Ramadan, and Lunar New Year, retailers are in a flurry, launching limited-editio... See more

insideretail.us•Nicole Ki•Feb 16, 2026

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How LoveShackFancy and Reformation are leaning into romantic and anti-romance themes

What a week! « Euro Weekly News

Why Kering needs to revise Gucci's strategy ahead of Q1

Devoted Health Closes $366M Series F | StartUp Health Insights: Week of Feb 17, 2026

How retailers should respond to events like Ramadan and the Chinese New Year

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How LoveShackFancy and Reformation are leaning into romantic and anti-romance themes

What a week! « Euro Weekly News

Why Kering needs to revise Gucci's strategy ahead of Q1

Devoted Health Closes $366M Series F | StartUp Health Insights: Week of Feb 17, 2026

How retailers should respond to events like Ramadan and the Chinese New Year

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