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  • Hibbett Sports taps David’s Bridal exec to oversee omnichannel

    William (Bill) Quinn has joined Hibbett Sports Inc. as VP of digital commerce.

    Prior to joining Hibbett, Quinn served as VP, digital, for David’s Bridal, where his efforts included growing online sales, launching omnichannel initiatives, and building mobile capabilities.

    Quinn will be responsible for leading the implementation of Hibbett’s omnichannel initiatives and developing the online customer experience. He will report directly to president and CEO Jeff Rosenthal.

  • Dick's Sporting Goods celebrates its in-store Olympians

    Dick's Sporting Goods is launching an emotional omnichannel campaign as part of its sponsorship of Team USA.

    The TV and digital effort tells the story of everyday sacrifices made by Olympic/Paralympic-hopeful athletes, and it prominently features five Team USA Contenders who are currently employed in Dick's stores nationwide.

  • Amazon wants to be big retailer on campus

    Amazon.com is continuing to expand its network of physical pickup points at colleges and universities across the U.S.

    Amazon has recently announced agreements to open staffed pickup locations at the The University of Texas at Austin and the University of Akron.

    Opening this summer, this 2,509-sq.-ft. space at the University of Texas will be located in Gregory Gymnasium. Additionally, Amazon Student and Prime members will receive free one-day pickup for orders placed by 10 p.m. on more than two million items.

  • Costco doing something it hasn’t done in nine years

    Costco Wholesale Corp. is raising entry-level wages for its hourly workers for the first time since 2007.

    The move comes as other major retailers have been upping the minimum wages for their entry-level workers amid a tightening job market.

    Starting this month, Costco will pay workers $1.50 more per hour in the U.S. and Canada. Workers will now earn at least $13 or $13.50 per hour, up from a minimum of $11.50 or $12 per hour.

  • CST Brands puts itself up for sale

    Convenience store chain CST Brands has addedtwo new independent directors to its board and announced it plans to pursue “strategic alternatives” that could include selling the company.

    The company says the strategic review process will be comprehensive and will include a fresh look at several of CST's previously announced strategic initiatives and plans.

  • Bridgestone Retail goes for gold with former Olympian

    The 2,200 unit Bridgestone Retail Operations chain of automotive stores is drawing inspiration from a gold medal winning Olympic sprinter to help accelerate its performance.

  • Dick's celebrates its in-store Olympians

    Dick's Sporting Goods is launching an emotional omnichannel campaign as part of its sponsorship of Team USA.

    The TV and digital effort tells the story of everyday sacrifices made by Olympic/Paralympic-hopeful athletes, and it prominently features five Team USA Contenders who are currently employed in Dick's stores nationwide.

  • Kohl’s serves its communities through philanthropy

    Kohl’s announced it donated more than $51 million in 2015 through various charitable efforts and programs.

    The donations include nearly $16 million in corporate grants through Kohl’s premier associate volunteer program and approximately $19 million donated through Kohl’s Cares® cause merchandise, in addition to other philanthropic giving.

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