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  • JCP names new CIO with Target background

    J.C. Penney’s efforts to become a world class omnichannel retailer are under the leadership of a new chief information officer with a unique background.

    J. C. Penney appointed Therace Risch as executive vice president and chief information officer, effective immediately. Risch joins the retailer from COUNTRY Financial, and succeeds Scott Laverty.

  • Report: Target developing mobile wallet

    A week after Walmart announced it would launch a mobile payment solution, one of its chief rivals is reported to be working on the same.

    Target Corp. is in the early stages of developing its own mobile wallet, according to Reuters, but it has not yet committed to launching the product.

  • Tony Rogers to lead Walmart marketing

    Walmart has recalled marketing executive Tony Rogers from his post in China to lead the retailer’s domestic marketing efforts.

  • Analysis: Retailers disrupt mobile payment space

    Unconfirmed media reports indicate Target is in the early stages of developing its own mobile payment solution.

  • Study: Omnichannel experience has a ways to go

    Retailers need to improve several aspects of their omnichannel customer engagement strategies if they want to truly satisfy customers.

  • 7 ways CVS is driving growth in its stores

    At CVS Health’s annual Analyst Day held Wednesday here, Helena Foulkes, CVS/pharmacy president, shared significant details on the progress CVS Health has made to drive growth in its stores.

  • CVS Health enterprise on solid footing; raises midpoint of earnings outlook

    At its annual Analyst Day in New York Wednesday morning, CVS Health raised the midpoint of its earnings outlook for 2016.

  • CVS Health finalizes Target pharmacy deal

    CVS Health has completed its acquisition of Target’s pharmacy and clinic business for approximately $1.9 billion, the two companies announced Wednesday.

  • Target phases out Pharmacy Rewards program

    This month, Target began contacting its Pharmacy Rewards members to informing them that the company was ending the rewards program because CVS/pharmacy will bring its own program when it replaces the pharmacies in Target stores as part of a deal between the two companies announced this summer.

  • What it takes to win with mobile

    Home Depot, Amazon.com and Safeway are tops when it comes to offering the best mobile commerce experience according to a new study that benchmarks 20 top U.S. retailers against one another.

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