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  • A holiday sales trend update from NRF

    Shoppers have wasted no time in getting started with their holiday purchases this year, according to a new survey.

    The National Retail Federation’s Consumer Holiday Spending Survey shows that 56.6% of those celebrating the holidays had already started shopping by early November, up from 54.4% last year and 16% from the 49% who had started by this time in 2008, the first time NRF asked the question. This also marks the highest percentage seen in that timeframe.

  • Target, nationwide

    Target Corp. is giving the bargain-priced, impulse section located in the front of its stores a makeover.

    The retailer is transforming the popular department into “Bullseye’s Playground,” and the chain’s iconic mascot, Bullseye, will be located on the top of each display.

  • Report: What’s the Starbucks flap all about?

    Experts and regular folks alike are puzzled by the uproar over Starbucks’ holiday cup design, the Associated Press reported. Even New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan sounded a curious note, saying "I don't think it's like Starbucks had the Christmas crib on their cups to begin with.” [Associated Press]

  • At Dick's Sporting Goods, Black Friday is all about social media

    While all the major retailers will be offering deals and discounts on Black Friday weekend, Dick's Sporting Goods plans to woo shoppers with an exciting social media promotion.

  • Three Ways Retailers Can Increase Safety and Sales on Black Friday

    Even with a slight decline this past year, Thanksgiving weekend has upheld its reputation as the most popular shopping weekend of the year. Last year, over 130 million people shopped or planned to shop over the holiday weekend, according to the National Retail Federation. More specifically, a whopping 80 million of those shoppers participated in Black Friday shopping.

  • Restoration Hardware unwraps new retail format

    The newest retail concept from Restoration Hardware now has its very own brick-and-mortar home.

    The fist standalone RH Modern has opened, in West Hollywood, California, in the heart of the city’s Design District. The 21,000-sq.-ft. store combines both indoor and outdoor space. RH Modern also debuts with its own distinctive 540-page catalog, a dedicated website and national ad campaign.

  • Why Macy's is looking for a miracle on 34th street

    Macy’s blamed warm weather, weak foot traffic and excessive inventory for the company's worse-than-expected third quarter results and said it is studying real estate options for some of its most iconic stores.

  • The logistics of a store remodel

    Store remodels can yield big results, according to Atlas Logistics, with a 7% to 10% increase in sales to existing customers.

    It’s recommended that a complete store remodel occur every five to seven years to keep things current. And such remodels can yield big results in terms of increasing sales, according to Atlas Logistics.

  • As Black Friday nears, retailers say yes to Turkey Day

    With a little over two weeks until Black Friday weekend, Best Buy, HHgregg and other retailers are hoping many U.S. consumers have made shopping after Thanksgiving dinner a holiday tradition.

    The consumer electronics retailers joined a growing list of retailers that released their Thanksgiving 
    plans this week. Both Best Buy and HHgregg have decided to keep their same holiday sales plans from last year.

  • Black Friday starting early at Sam's Club

    Sam’s Club is introducing a new way for shoppers to get a head start on their holiday shopping: Pre-Black Friday.

    The nation’s eighth largest retailer and the warehouse division of Walmart is planning to give Sam's Club members early access to exclusive savings on some of the most sought-after holiday items and Thanksgiving meal must-haves.

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