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  • Macy’s Herald Square holiday windows take customers on a star-crossed journey

    New York - Macy's Herald Square has unveiled its 2014 Christmas windows. Titled "Santa's Journey to the Stars," this year's display follows the adventures of Alex, a young boy who receives a magical and mystical telescope that enables him to experience the wonder of Christmas on other planets before landing back on Earth at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.  
  • Men’s Wearhouse to open first-ever Joseph Abboud freestanding store

    Fremont, Calif. - Men's Wearhouse will open the first-ever Joseph Abboud retail store in midtown Manhattan in spring 2015. The store follows the launch of JosephAbboud.com in early November.   
  • Analysis: Black Friday weekend winners include Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Old Navy

    New York - Ike Boruchow, analyst, Sterne Agee, reviews Black Friday results in the specialty retail sector:    
  • Santa reaches for the stars at Macy's

    All systems are go and the holiday season is clear for takeoff at Macy's Herald Square in New York City.

    That’s because this year’s Macy’s Christmas window display, “Santa’s Journey to the Stars,” traces the adventures of Alex, a young boy who receives a magical and mystical telescope that allows him to experience the wonder of Christmas on other planets before landing back on Earth at the iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

  • HSN turns a corner with Cornerstone

    HSN Inc. has named Jeffrey Kuster president of Cornerstone and executive officer of HSNi. Kuster will report to HSNi CEO Mindy Grossman.

    Kuster, 48, has held various leadership positions in the apparel, fashion and retail industries, most recently as EVP and chief marketing and strategy officer for Berkshire Hathaway's Fruit of the Loom.

  • Experts: Online sales to top $500B by 2020

    Online sales are expected to reach $300 billion in 2014, $335 billion in 2015 and $512 billion by 2020.

    According to business forecasting experts at FTI Consulting Inc., online sales will continue to grow at a double-digit rate for the next several years.

  • Shoe Carnival on right path in Q3

    Improved e-commerce and marketing strategies are among the reasons Shoe Carnival President and CEO Cliff Sifford cited for the company’s increase in same store sales.

  • Mattress Firm posts strong same store sales

    Just a few weeks after taking over several regional bedding companies, Mattress Firm reported profits of $15.6 million or 45 cents per share, compared to $18.1 million or 53 cents per share for the year-ago quarter. Sales for the third quarter increased 42.3% to $464 million from $326 million a year ago, reflecting same-store sales growth of 8.5%.

  • Tech Guest Viewpoint: Think Solutions When Managing Your Retail Data

    Data migrations and system upgrades usually require at least some downtime. In fact, 81% of companies schedule migrations overnight or on weekends when fewer people are working, and fewer customers can potentially be disrupted by downtime. Particularly in this era of 24/7 online ecommerce, some degree of business risk always accompanies downtime.

     

    Downtime costs the retail industry $18 billion annually, according to market research firm IDC. But it doesn’t have to.

     

  • Saks creates holiday wonderland on Fifth Avenue

     

    New York — Saks Fifth Avenue flagship on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue has unveiled its holiday windows along with a dramatic light display that encompasses the entire façade of the iconic buiding.  

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