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  • New Dr. Seuss on the loose at Barnes & Noble

    Barnes & Noble's Get Pop-Cultured campaign is getting a dose of medicine from Dr. Seuss ths month.

  • Meet Walmart’s oldest employee

    New York -- He very well may be the oldest employee in the United States. And Walmart has him.

  • Holiday help hits retailer inboxes early

    Bronto Software has released the 2015 version of its popular Holiday Resource Center to help retailers optimize marketing strategies and drive sale growth.

  • Guess what’s coming to Best Buy

    Minneapolis – Consumers who want to purchase an Apple Watch will have a new option as of Friday, Aug. 7.

     On that date, Best Buy will become the first national retailer, other than Apple Stores, where customers can buy the Apple Watch.

    It will begin to arrive in more than 100 Best Buy stores and will also be available on BestBuy.com. Another 200 Best Buy stores will have the Apple Watch in time for holiday shopping.

  • Best Buy knows what time it is

    A month after the launch of the Apple watch, Best Buy will become the first national retailer to stock the new wearable.

    The watch will be available in more than 100 Best Buy stores and on BestBuy.com. By the time holiday season arrives, an additional 200 stores will feature the watch.

    “The Apple Watch is a big addition to our stores and website, and we know our customers want it,” said Jason Bonfig, senior category officer at Best Buy. “We are excited to bring the Apple Watch to more consumers, especially with the holidays coming up.”

  • Jo-Ann Fabrics crafts a new partnership with U.S. artist

    Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores is launching a new collection that targets shoppers with a love of family, faith and tradition.

    The retailer has announced an exclusive product line of more than 200 new prints and decor items from renowned American artist Susan Winget. 

  • Resolving Ongoing Inventory Issues from West Coast Port Disputes, Harsh Winter

    Though it’s been months since the West Coast port disputes were in the headlines, retailers are still struggling to return inventory levels back to normal after the incident and an abnormally long, cold winter resulted in serious supply chain and inventory disruptions.

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