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  • Another retailer offers big holiday layaway incentives

    GameStop has joined a growing list of retailers offering a new incentive for a vast segment of consumers to start thinking about holiday shopping: a comprehensive layaway program.

    The company has joined Kmart, Walmart and other retailers in launching an enhanced layaway program in the past few weeks designed to help shoppers access the hottest gifts of the season.

  • Newegg steps up its game for holidays

    Newegg is looking to be the destination this holiday season for gamers with a new promotion designed to appeal to tech enthusiasts.

  • Target kicks off the holiday price wars

    The competition for retailers selling online just got a lot more intense with a new price-match policy from Target just ahead of the prime holiday shopping season.

    Beginning Oct. 1, Target will price-match the websites of 29 major retailers in stores and for purchases from their website.

  • YouTube shows new sales potential

    Videos just became more valuable to retailers. YouTube is releasing Shopping ads, a new advertising format that lets viewers click and buy products directly from videos.

  • Study: Holidays may be merry, but not mobile

    Consumers may make merry during the upcoming holiday season, but mobile devices may be less a part of the action than retailers like.

    According to a new survey from marketing automation platform provider Bronto Software, only 19% of holiday shoppers plan to purchase from a tablet, and 22% from a smartphone.

    Consumers will use mobile devices to search for the best deal: 65% will look for promotions and coupons, 63% will check prices on that store's website and 61% will search for lower prices at another store or site.

  • Dollar General touts digital savings

    Dollar General is looking to drive increased participation in its digital coupon program by featuring several enhanced benefits during the month of October.

  • Whole Foods to reduce costs with job cuts

    Whole Foods Market says it is slashing more than 1% of its workforce in an effort to lower prices for its customers and invest in technology upgrades, as the company fights against increasing competition in the organic grocery space.

  • J.C. Penney making a difference in October

    Less than a week into his role as J.C. Penney’s chief merchant, John Tighe revealed losing his mother to breast cancer and the retailer’s ambitious fundraising plans that kick in during October.

    October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and J.C. Penney has launched a range of initiatives to raise awareness and funds. For starters, the company is asking customers throughout the month of October to round up their purchases to the nearest dollar.

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