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  • Christopher & Banks looking for 'Amazing Women'

    Specialty retailer Christopher & Banks has come up with an innovative celebration of women to drive traffic this Mother’s Day.

    The retailer will solicit nominations for, and select, Amazing Women to be recognized for their selfless giving and positive impact on the lives of those around them. The first search this year will be launched in celebration of Mother's Day with nominations open through May 10.

  • Tech Guest Viewpoint: A Smart Brand’s Guide to Beacon Technology

    By Jessica Lee, senior manager of mobile, HelloWorld

  • Staples, Office Depot celebrate teachers

    Staples and Office Depot are celebrating National Teacher Appreciation Week with big savings for educators.

  • Whole Foods partners with Instacart for Mother’s Day delivery

    Austin, Texas - Whole Foods Market and Instacart are partnering to make it more convenient to show Mom how much you love her this Mother’s Day. Using the Instacart service, Whole Foods will deliver flowers in as little as one hour across 15 major U.S. metros, along with a selection of other gifts.

  • RE-INVENTING LOYALTY

    A shopping center owner is rolling out an innovative, universal loyalty card

    Have you heard of the LOC Card?

  • WMT exec to offer Savings Catcher insight

    With the one year anniversary of Walmart’s Saving Catcher app approaching, the executive who led its development is slated to give an update on what’s next for the price comparison app at a May 14 event in Bentonville.

    Greg Chandler, senior marketing director of customer engagement at Walmart, is the featured speaker at an upcoming meeting of Doing Business in Bentonville. Chandler is scheduled to speak on the topic of “Walmart mobile retail – how Savings Catcher is changing the way Walmart things about digital retail.”

  • Feature: Adagio Teas takes the paper out of promotions

    Elmwood Park, N.J. – Traditionally, when something is printed on paper, it is considered more valuable and “real.” But for Adagio Teas, an omnichannel specialty retailer of gourmet tea, digital promotions are the most reliable.

    “As an online vendor, we are sensitive to the effectiveness of promotions,” Michael Cramer, founder and CEO of Adagio Teas, said during an exclusive interview with Chain Store Age. Adagio Teas operates three stores in the Chicago area as well as a global e-commerce site.

  • Amazon hashtag tops in social shopping

    Amazon has climbed to the top of the social shopping ranks, thanks in part to the introduction of #AmazonCart and #AmazonBasket.

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