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  • Brooks Brothers expands cloud-based supply chain with GT Nexus

    New York - Brooks Brothers has expanded its cloud supply chain strategy using the GT Nexus platform. Since 2007, the retailer has used GT Nexus for procurement and settlement processes, and now will leverage that same data and connectivity to extend supply chain visibility, support international growth and reduce costs.

  • Coach re-tools omnichannel strategy

    Coach has hired Demandware to help re-launch its website on a new platform to better serve its omnichannel needs.

    Coach says it switched from its previous platform to Demandware’s cloud solution to gain greater business agility and to fuel growth across channels and geographies.

  • Bergdorf Goodman goes worldwide with Web sales

    New York - Luxury retailer Bergdorf Goodman has partnered with Borderfree, a provider of international cross-border e-commerce solutions, to open its website and sell to international shoppers with BFX, Borderfree’s new global e-commerce platform for retailers.

  • Home Depot surges in Q4, warns on dollar

    Home Depot posted a better-than-expected fourth quarter performance, but warned that a strong dollar could hurt its results for the year.

    The retailer posted an 8.3% increase in sales to $19.2 billion, and fourth quarter net earnings were up 36.1% to $1.38 billion. Same store sales for the quarter were positive 7.9%, and positive 8.9% for U.S. stores.

  • Office Depot shrinks Q4 loss

    Boca Raton, Fla. – Office Depot Inc. is seeing some fiscal benefits from its November 2013 merger with OfficeMax. The retailer shrank its net loss in fourth quarter 2014 to $84 million, from $120 million in the same quarter the prior year.

    Net sales climbed 10% to $3.83 billion, from $3.49 billion.

  • Office Depot's Q4 overshadowed by 2015 outlook

    Office Depot posted a larger profit in the fourth quarter, but the retailer says currency pressures, market challenges and its tentative merger with Staples could negatively affect sales in 2015.

    Office Depot reported a profit of 7 cents a share, compared with a year-earlier loss of 5 cents a share. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had projected earnings of four cents a share on revenue of $3.91 billion.

  • Report: Aldi sees opportunity for 450 Texas stores

    Essen, Germany – Global discount supermarket retailer Aldi Inc. is thinking big when it comes to Texas. According to the Dallas Morning News, Aldi sees potential for as many as 450 stores in the Lone Star State.

    This would be part of a larger expansion program, announced in November, that would grow Aldi’s total U.S. store count by 650 units to about 2,000 by 2018. Southern California is another major growth target for the chain.

  • Boot Barn opens store in Aurora, Colorado

    Irvine, Calif. -- America's largest western and work wear retailer, Boot Barn, will open a store on March 6 at Arapahoe Crossing in Aurora, Colorado.

    The new location will be the company's ninth store in Colorado and the 15th new store opened during this fiscal year.

    With the opening of the new store in Aurora, Boot Barn has 166 stores from coast to coast.
     

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