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  • Walmart.com, P&G brings savings message to NYC, Chicago

    NEW YORK — Procter & Gamble, in partnership with Walmart.com, is targeting urban shoppers in New York and Chicago throughout the month of June to offer savings on limited-edition everyday essentials.

    Through the promotion — which kicked off in Chicago on Wednesday and launched in New York on Thursday — P&G is bringing to life its “everyday needs delivered for free” message for consumables.

  • Discounting pioneer dies at 91

    New York -- Eugene Ferkauf, founder of the E.J. Korvette chain, died Tuesday at the age of 91, said Yeshiva University, where he was a longtime former trustee and benefactor, the New York Times reported.

    "He was a brilliant entrepreneur, innovator and pioneer of the discounting concept," said Burt Flickinger, III, managing director of the retail consultancy Strategic Resource Group, in the report.

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  • NRF: New regulations threaten ability of women to obtain credit

    Washington, D.C. -- Federal regulations enacted last year potentially undermine a generation-old law guaranteeing women the right to obtain credit in their own names and need to be reconsidered, the National Retail Federation told a congressional committee on Wednesday.

  • Macy's celebrates LGBT pride

    NEW YORK — Macy's is celebrating LGBT Pride Month this June with a number of initiatives including in-store events and participation in marches around the country.

  • Top 10 locations for retail criminal activity

    Washington, D.C. -- The National Retail Federation released Tuesday the Top 10 cities for organized retail crime activity.

    Topping the list is Atlanta. The other nine are:

  • More retailers falling victim to organized crime

    WASHINGTON — Organized retail crime is a growing concern for all retailers, with a staggering 96% reporting that their company has been the victim of a crime in the past year, according to NRF's Organized Retail Crime Survey. This number is up from 94.5% in the past year.  In addition, 87.7% say ORC activity in the United States has grown over the past three years.

  • Mike Duke shares Walmart’s enduring values

    See what Walmart president and CEO Mike Duke had to say about the company’s growth prospects. For a transcript of his comments, click here.



     

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