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  • Toys"R"Us kicks off annual Toys for Tots campaign

    Toys"R"Us is looking to make the holidays a lot merrier for the 15.5 million children living in poverty in the United States.

    The retailer has launched its annual nationwide fundraising campaign to benefit the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. Now through Dec. 6, customers can spread holiday joy to children living in poverty by donating new, unwrapped toys at any Toys"R"Us or Babies"R"Us store across the country and online.

  • Top retail CMOs to be honored

    Top marketers at Neiman Marcus and Home depot were among a group of marketing executives recognized by the CMO Club this week.

    The CMO Club, established to celebrate the marketing industry's brightest leaders and to provide a forum to share their successes with other CMOs, determined four winners in various categories.

  • ICSC predicts a long and strong holiday shopping season

    More Americans are planning holiday-related purchases this year than in 2014, and those who plan to shop will spend more over a longer period of time.

    That’s according to the International Council of Shopping Centers 2015 Consumer Forecast, which shows that 90% of Americans are planning holiday purchases this season, up from 82% last year. And overall, 80% of shoppers plan to spend the same or more this holiday season than they did in 2014.

  • Top retail CMOs to be honored in New York City

    Top marketers at Neiman Marcus and Home depot were among a group of marketing executives recognized by the CMO Club this week.

    The CMO Club, established to celebrate the marketing industry's brightest leaders and to provide a forum to share their successes with other CMOs, determined four winners in various categories.

  • This return is on PayPal

    PayPal is helping U.S. customers and retailers with a new shipping perk.

    The payment services platform is expanding Return Shipping on Us, a service that refunds return shipping costs to consumers on eligible online purchases, to the U.S.

  • New insights on how to outperform the market

    A new report from Nielsen offers concrete evidence that brands really can do well by doing good.

    A landmark global report from Nielsen show that brands that demonstrate a commitment to sustainability grow faster than those that don’t. According to the 2015 Nielsen Global Corporate Sustainability Report, in the past year, sales of consumer goods from brands with a demonstrated commitment to sustainability have grown more than 4% globally, while those without grew less than 1%.

  • Food Lion connects with kids through grocery bags

    Food Lion has come up with an artistic way to connect with the communities it serves and feed the hungry at the same time.

    The retailer is inviting kids ages 5-14 to participate in its Food Lion Feeds "Summers Without Hunger" Design-a-Reusable-Bag Contest. The winning design will be featured on next year's Food Lion Feeds reusable bag, which will be sold in more than 1,100 stores in June. The campaign is anticipated to help provide another 1 million meals to families and children in need. 

  • Twitter amplifies ad offering

    Placing ads in tweets just got easier and more precise for retailers.

  • Study: E-commerce keeps growing

    The retail revolution may not be televised, but it will be digitized.

    The new Q3 E-commerce Pulse from predictive analytics platform provider Custora shows that e-commerce revenue grew a healthy 11.8% year-over-year in third quarter 2015. E-commerce transactions rose an almost identical 11.6%.

    Mobile continued to grow in significance as a channel for e-commerce in the quarter. Phones and tablets made up a combined 28.7% of e-commerce transactions, up from 23.1% of orders during the same time the prior year.

  • Holiday shoppers start earlier as waiting for Black Friday deals loses appeal

    Shoppers are starting their holiday shopping earlier every year — and it's partially due to a perception that the deals aren't all that great anymore on Black Friday.

    According to RetailMeNot’s annual holiday Shoppers Trend Report, only 10% of consumers believe that it is worth waiting until Black Friday for deals.

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