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  • Gilt.com launches activity-based loyalty program

    New York – Gilt.com is launching the Gilt Insider Program, a new free rewards program offering Gilt members the opportunity to earn points for free by interacting with the site. Activities such as making purchases, referring friends and visiting online sales earn members points they can redeem for benefits such as access to early sales, exclusive discounts, free shipping and invites to special events.

  • Gilt.com looks to boost traffic with loyalty program

    NEW YORK — Gilt.com has launched a free rewards program called Gilt Insider Program, which will offer Gilt members opportunities to score points redeemable for a variety of benefits.

    Members can earn points simply for interacting with the site, and can then redeem them to shop sales early, earn access to discounts, get free shipping and attend exclusive events.

  • Deloitte: June Consumer Spending Index shows promise

    New York – U.S. consumers spent more last month as real home prices and initial unemployment claims continued to improve. The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index for June 2013, which comprises four components of tax burden, initial unemployment claims, real wages and real home prices, increased to 4.3 from a reading of 4.2 the previous month.   
    Following is a summary of the four main components of the Index:

    Tax Burden: The tax rate is up from last year, and is now at 12%.

  • No free haircuts at JCP this year

    J.C. Penney is counting on a familiar blend of promotional tactics for the 2013 back-to-school season after a slate of merchandising initiatives and a free haircut offer ended horribly last year.

    The department store retailer is touting the availability of some familiar brands and promotional pricing along with a new Joe Fresh Kids brand, expanded Levi’s assortments, free customization kits with the purchase of backpacks and shoes during August and dedicated landing pages at Jcp.com for key brands such as Arizona, Levi’s and Total Girl.

  • ICSC offers insight into BTS shopping

    NEW YORK — The average household is expected to spend about $285 on back-to-school items this year, with 39% of consumers planning to spend more than last year and 45% planning to spend about the same. 

    According to a new study from the International Council of Shopping Centers and Goldman-Sachs, 29% of households surveyed have started to shop for back-to-school items, which is lower than the 33% that had started at this time last year but more than in any other year since 2004.

  • Men’s Wearhouse to acquire Joseph Abboud for $97.5 million

    The Men’s Wearhouse has signed a definitive agreement to acquire JA Holding, the parent company of the Joseph Abboud clothing brand, for approximately $97.5 million.
  • Grand Opening: The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta

    Chattanooga, Tenn. -- The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning.

    A joint venture and co-development of CBL & Associates Properties and Horizon Group Properties, the 370,000-sq.-ft. center features a host of national brands and designer outlets.

    Located north of Atlanta at a newly constructed exit off Interstate 575, more than 112,000 vehicles pass the site daily. The center is also convenient to travelers on Interstates 75, 85, and 20.

  • Ferrandino & Son names sales/marketing exec

    Farmingdale, N.Y. -- General contractor Ferrandino & Son has hired Ryan Sklar as VP sales and marketing, effective immediately.
     
    Sklar has served in senior sales executive positions with Nautica and Tommy Hilfiger, and spent nine years as VP operations at Capital Contractors.
     

     

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