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  • Sam’s Club tops across all industries in customer loyalty rankings

    Waban, Mass. -- Sam's Club, Aldi, Publix Super Markets, Amazon.com, and H.E.B. are the retailers with the most loyal customers according to a new study by Temkin Group. The report, the 2012 Temkin Loyalty Ratings, rates the loyalty that consumers have to 206 large companies across 18 industries.

  • Former Home Depot CEO leaves post at firearms maker

    ATLANTA — Robert Nardelli, former Home Depot and Chrysler CEO, said Friday he is stepping down from his current post as CEO of firearms maker Freedom Group.

    Nardelli held the Freedom Group post for just two months before deciding to depart.

    He said in a statement Friday that it was a good time for him to focus on his investment and consulting company, XLR-8 LLC.

    Freedom Group said it expects to name a permanent successor for Nardelli soon.

  • Market Track: February 2012

    Overall, February witnessed a year-over-year decline in total flyer circulation per market as well as pages per market. Conversely, the biggest change in this month was witnessed by Walmart, which saw a considerable jump in flyer circulation as well as the number of pages. This dramatic increase of 122% increase in flyer drop was mainly due to the two extra flyers dropped in the second and fourth week of February this year unlike the previous year.

  • Former Home Depot chief leaves firearms post

    Atlanta -- Robert Nardelli, former Home Depot and Chrysler CEO, said Friday he is stepping down from his current post as CEO of firearms maker Freedom Group.

    Nardelli held the Freedom Group post for just two months before deciding to depart.

    He said in a statement Friday that it was a good time for him to focus on his investment and consulting company, XLR-8 LLC.

    Freedom Group said it expects to name a permanent successor for Nardelli soon.

  • Martha Stewart builds partnership with The Home Depot

    ATLANTA — The Martha Stewart brand continues to resonate with consumers, which is why it is no suprise that The Home Depot has extended its agreement with Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia to offer Martha Stewart Living branded products at its 2,000-plus stores through March 2016.

    The agreement also calls for an expansion of products offered. 

  • Home Depot extends deal with Martha Stewart, will expand product line

    Atlanta -- The Home Depot and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia have extended their agreement to offer Martha Stewart Living-branded products at Home Depot stores through 2016. The line launched in 2010.

    The chain currently offers paint, outdoor furniture, kitchen and bath cabinetry and carpeting under the Martha Stewart brand currently. It plans to expand its product lineup with a new craft furniture line and more holiday merchandise.

  • Report: Home Depot rolling out PayPal chainwide

    New York City -- The Home Depot is expanding its use of PayPal, the online payment service of eBay, from the 51 stores in the pilot program to all of the home improvement retailer’s stores, Dow Jones Newswire reported.

    Don Kingsborough, PayPal VP for retail and prepaid products, said PayPal should be available at all of Home Depot's approximate 2,000 U.S. locations by the end of next month, according to the report.

  • Sizing up Brand Value

    How much is a brand worth? If the brand in question happens to be Walmart, the answer is an eye-popping $139 billion, according to Interbrand Design Forum’s ranking of the top 50 U.S. retail brands by brand value. The study calculates the financial net worth of retail brands based on three metrics: the brand’s financial performance, the role the brand plays in driving consumer selection, and the ability of the brand to secure the delivery of expected future earnings.

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