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  • Amazon dominates online retail traffic in March

    Amazon.com has found another way to demonstrate its commanding lead in e-commerce – monthly unique visitors.

    According to the comScore March 2016 rankings of the top 50 multi-platform (desktop and mobile) properties by unique U.S. work and home visits, Amazon sites received 180.97 million unique visitors. This ranked first among all predominantly retail web properties and fifth overall.

  • Retailers rank supply chain challenges

    One key area of the supply chain is an area of concern for almost three-quarters of North American retailers.
     

  • HBC promotes former Saks exec to run new PR department

    Andrew Blecher, SVP of public relations at Hudson’s Bay Company

  • Target takes stand on transgender bathroom issue

    Target Corp. weighed in on the national debate about which bathrooms transgender people can use, staking a position that is sure to elicit as much praise as it does criticism.

    In a blog post on its company website Tuesday, the discounter said transgender employees and customers can use the restroom or fitting room facility that "corresponds with their gender identity."

  • Study – Don’t take mobile shoppers for granted

    Consumers are willing to use their mobile devices for shopping, but retailers still need to carefully design their mobile apps and experiences.

  • Macy’s unseats Kohl’s as ….

    Macy’s ranked as the department store of the year in the Harris Poll’s 28th annual EquiTrend Study, which recognizes the strongest brands based on consumer response.

    In coming out on top, Macy's unseated Kohl's, which has held the honor since 2012. Macy's also showed one of the largest brand equity increases (+7%) over a three-year period.

  • Macy’s unseats Kohl’s as...

    Macy’s ranked as the department store of the year in the Harris Poll’s 28th annual EquiTrend Stud, which recognizes the strongest brands based on consumer response.

    In coming out on top, Macy's unseated Kohl's, which has held the honor since 2012. Macy's also showed one of the largest brand equity increases (+7%) over a three-year period.

  • Nordstrom to eliminate 300 to 400 jobs

    Nordstrom announced it will phase out 350 to 400 jobs, primarily in its corporate center and regional support teams, through the end of the second quarter.

    The retailer described the reductions as changes in its operating model in order to “continually evolve with the expectations of its customers, ensure it is best positioned to respond to the current business environment, and meet long-term growth plans.”

    The changes are estimated to generate savings of approximately $60 million in fiscal 2016.

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