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  • Home Depot prepares for spring

    It’s the busiest time of year for the Home Depot and this cool time lapse video from store 116 in Woodstock, Ga., shows the considerable effort that goes into resetting the retailer’s indoor seasonal department.

     

  • NRF puts Easter spending at $16.4 billion

    Washington, D.C. -- The average person celebrating Easter this year will spend $140.62, slightly more than last year’s $137.46, according to the National Retail Federation’s Easter Spending Survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics. Total spending for Easter is expected to reach $16.4 billion.

  • Sportsman's Warehouse celebrates the ladies

    Sportsman's Warehouse is trying to increase its appeal among women with a promotion aimed at outdoorsy ladies.

    The retailer plans to host its 5th annual Ladies' Night on March 26. The company says the event will celebrate the growing number of women who regularly participate, or are just becoming involved in, outdoor sports such as hunting, fishing, camping and shooting.

  • Build-A-Bear wants shoppers to build a bunny this Easter

    Build-A-Bear Workshop is hoping that its new Easter Collection will persuade shoppers to hop right in for a chance to buy one of the retailer’s new customizable holiday toys. 

    Build-A-Bear’s new Easter line features an assortment of customizable furry friends with unique personalization options, from sounds to accessories.

  • Michaels profit up 18%, but issues soft outlook for 2015

    Irving, Texas -- The Michaels Cos. reported Thursday its net income rose 18% to $157 million in the fourth quarter, up from $133 million in the year-earlier period. But the retailer gave a soft outlook for the year, citing, among other things, unfavorable Canadian exchange rates and the impact of the West Coast port slowdown.
     
    Sales for the fourth quarter increased 3.4% to $1.61 billion. Same-store sales increased by 1.4%

  • Lowe's to give makeovers to "10 Bleakest Cities of 2015"

    New York -- Lowe’s is looking to put smile on the face of residents who live in the 10 U.S. cities hardest hit by this past winter by giving the areas a makeover. Lowe's said it will deploy Lowe’s "Heroes," or employee volunteers, to visit the "10 Bleakest Cities of 2015" to complete makeover projects that have been neglected or delayed because of extreme winter conditions. Volunteers will complete projects such as painting, landscaping, creating outdoor rooms and adding curb appeal throughout the spring season.

  • Walmart and P&G achieve ‘Effie’ excellence

    The Path to Purchase Institute this week bestowed Effie awards to top retailers and brand for their marketing effectiveness.

    Winners of the 5th annual Shopper Marketing Effie Awards were celebrated at the Path to Purchase Institute’s 2015 Shopper Marketing Summit. The awards honor work that showcases the best utilization of shopper insights that lead to effective engagements and activations with shoppers along their path to purchase.

  • Meijer gets trendy with Skechers concept

    Meijer is upping its game when it comes to trendy fashion with a spring launch of a Skechers concept shop.

    The Skechers shop is opening inside the Knapp's Corner Meijer in Michigan, roughly one year after the retailer unveiled a fresh approach to lure grocery customers across the center aisle to its apparel offerings. 

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