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  • Birchbox gets real — with virtual reality

    New York - Online beauty and grooming subscription retailer Birchbox is the latest brand to dip into virtual reality.

  • Here's how Google wants people to buy stuff on mobile

    The "buy" buttons that Google first announced earlier this year are officially coming to search pages very soon.

    Google officials made the announcement at an event in New York City on Wednesday and also online

    The buttons will allow shoppers to purchase items directly from ads in Google search results using the payment information linked to their Google account.

  • Retailers gain new tool in fight against crime

    Checkpoint Systems Inc. has created a new tool for retailers looking to decrease shrink and increase conversion rates.

  • Guess names fast fashion veteran as chief executive

    Guess, operator of more than 800 stores worldwide, has appointed a fast fashion veteran as executive chairman. 

  • MasterCard takes on world with MasterPass

    Munich, Germany – There is more news in the fast-growing digital wallet sector.

    MasterCard and payment gateway solution provider Pay.On are partnering to make the MasterPass digital wallet application available to more than 110 payment service providers (PSPs) via Pay.On’s white label global payment gateway. MasterPass is now available to more than 56,000 Web shops worldwide that route payments through Pay.On’s partners.

  • Target opens its second smallest store yet

    Highland Park, Minn. -- Target is going small — really small.

    The world’s second smallest Target, a TargetExpress store, is set to open in the Highland Park neighborhood of St. Paul, Minn.

    The 16,000-sq.-ft. store, which opens July 22, will feature a pharmacy and cater to a community of families, empty nesters and college students, the Grand Forks Herald reports.

  • Report: Walmart's Chinese e-commerce firm loses execs

    Walmart's Asian business is regrouping after the founders of the retailer's e-commerce arm in China, Yihaodian, have left the company, according to Bloomberg.

    The news service reported the company confirmed Wednesday that Yu Gang, Yihaodian’s chairman, and Liu Junling, the CEO, left to start a new venture.

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