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  • Overstock partnership to offer exclusive merchandise

    Overstock.com is partnering with fashion company Andrew Charles on an exclusive line of home goods and fine jewelry.

    “We are excited to announce this exclusive partnership, and to offer our customers these original products,” said Overstock.com President Stormy Simon. “Andrew Charles is a beautiful line, and we are looking forward to adding it to our designer collection.”

  • Can retailers count on the Bieber effect this spring?

    Retailers who sell Calvin Klein brand apparel are watching sales closely to see how the fashion brand is impacted by a new deal with pop star Justin Bieber that changes how brands engage with celebrities to drive sales.

    Bieber has embarked on a world tour for the first time in four years to support his new best-selling album "Purpose" – and help sell Calvin Klein products. That’s good news for retailers because Bieber has lots of fans and the Calvin Klein brand will be deeply woven into live performances and integrated into social media efforts.

  • Kohl's overhauls its largest private home and fashion brand

    Kohl’s has unveiled a re-launch of itsSonoma Goods for Life private brand that includes new designs, in-store and online.

  • Does America really need this store?

    A new retail concept called The Mint Shack is the latest example of how the narrowest of consumer interests can be served with a digital presence — one that can also expand to a physical presence.

    A first-of-its-kind website focused on all things mint. The Mint Shack has a simple philosophy, according to owner Scott Crillo, find the best mint products — from taste to color — and offer them under one roof at a fair price.

  • Wayfair brings digital expertise to an old-fashioned channel

    Online retailer Wayfair Inc. is putting a digital spin on that most traditional of selling vehicles: the paper catalog.

  • SmartLabel: Bringing the Future of Shopping to Consumers

    Today’s consumer is asking more and more about the food, beverage and consumer products they buy, use and consume. They want to know what is in the product, how to use it and what is in its packaging. They want to know who benefits from the manufacturing and how. And it doesn’t stop there.

    The question is how CPG companies can meet this consumer demand when there is no way all of this information would fit on a package label.

  • Majority of former CVS Health cigarette buyers applaud no-sell decision

    CVS Health's decision to stop selling cigarettes is having its intended impact - 52% of those consumers who used to buy their cigarettes from CVS say it is now harder to buy cigarettes altogether, according to a survey commissioned by V2, a manufacturer of electronic cigarette and vaporizer products.

  • Trendspotting: Custom Facades and Architectural Metalwork as Signs

    To further differentiate commercial space the trend among architects, restaurateurs, retailers, and developers has been towards sign packages that seamlessly marry the building facade and family of signs.

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