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  • Online retailer Wayfair narrows loss on growing sales

    Boston -- Online home furnishings retailer Wayfair is losing less money than before and gaining new customers at a rapid pace.

    The retailer reported a loss of $19.3 million for the second quarter, ended June 30, down from a loss of $28 million, in the year-ago period.
     
    Revenue increased to $491.8 million, up 66.4% year over year. Direct retail revenue, consisting of sales generated primarily through the sites of Wayfair’s five brands, increased to $440.3 million, up 80.8% year over year.

  • Report: Impulsive, thrifty millennials a tricky group to court

    Seattle — A new report from MSLGROUP and the Hartman Group is underscoring grocers’ need to appeal to millennial shoppers in unique ways. The report, Food Shopping in America found that one of the youngest and constantly connected consumer groups is also a tough nut to crack — simultaneously impulsive, thrifty and wary of inauthentic marketing.  
     

  • Wayfair investors say ‘way to go’

    Online home furnishings retailer Wayfair is losing less money than before and gaining new customers at a rapid pace.

  • Will Macy's get caught up in a currency war?

    At a time when the Chinese currency is being devalued and Macy’s financial results are disappointing investors, the company is forming an exclusive partnership with Alibaba.

  • Here's how millennials put grocers to the test

    A new report is underscoring grocers’ need to appeal to millennial shoppers in unique ways.
  • In-store still sells

    New York -- Female millennial shoppers still like the mall when it comes to shopping for back-to- school goods, and they are also using social media platforms to talk about it.

  • And the top 20 retail back-to-school brands are…

    New York -- Barnes & Noble claims the top position in a list of the most powerful “Back-to-School” retail brands, according to Tenet Partners’ Top 20 ranking.  

    Rounding out the top five: Walmart, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Amazon and Old Navy.

  • Staples debuts first-of-its-kind online store selling crowdfunded products

    Framingham, Mass. -- Staples has opened an online store whose products were determined by crowdfunding.

    The winners of the chain’s inaugural Crowd2Shelf Contest are being featured on Staples’ new entrepreneurial store at Staples.com/fundable. The debut of the online store marks the first time a retailer has used crowdfunding to determine market demand and social support in choosing products to carry.

  • Macys hits the runway

    New York -- Macy's is planning a catwalk show of its own to close out the biggest fashion week of the year.

    The retailer announced that it will host “Macy’s Presents Fashion’s Front Row” on Sept. 17 in New York City, featuring celebrities, musical acts and a runway show.

  • Staples’ online store exercise in innovation

    A collection of crowdfunded products introduced on Staples Web site is being billed as a “first-of-its-kind-entrepreneurial store.”

    Staples conducted a contest called Crowd2Shelf and winners of the inaugural event created by Fundable debuted on Staples' new entrepreneurial store at Staples.com/fundable. The contest drew thousands of startups across the country who competed for a chance to crowdfund their way to Staples. The Crowd2Shelf Contest was also made possible by the business strategy firm Sprosty Network.

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