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  • Skechers gets omnichannel with Twinkle Toes

    Skechers is teaming up with a U.S. toymaker to execute an omnichannel launch of a new line of dolls based on the retailer's most popular character.

    The initial launch of the Twinkle Toes line includes four unique dolls that stand 6.5-inches in height dressed in colorful, fashion-forward outfits and light-up Skechers Twinkle Toes shoes that complement their bright personalities.

  • It's official: GameStop acquires geeky retailer

    Months after trumping Hot Topic with a better offer, GameStop has officially acquired Geeknet for $140 million.

  • ShopRunner expands brands

    San Mateo, Calif. — Online membership shopping service ShopRunner is adding some well-known fashion brands to its mix.

    ShopRunner has signed new partnership agreements with Alexis Bittar, Alice + Olivia, Bebe, Joie, Kooba and Lucky Brand.

  • Report: Facebook testing digital stores

    Menlo Park, Calif. – Facebook is increasing its buy-in for the high-stakes poker game of social commerce.

    According to BuzzFeed, Facebook has begun piloting online storefronts located within the pages of a number of retailers.

  • New life for C. Wonder

    New York — C. Wonder, which shuttered all its stores and filed Chapter 11 early this year, is getting a second chance—sort of.

    Xcel Brands has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the C. Wonder brand from Burch Acquisition LLC. The deal gives Xcel  the rights to thr C. Wonder trademarks, related designs and other intellectual property rights.

     The closing of the acquisition is subject to board approval

  • How big was Amazon’s sales increase on Prime Day?

    New York -- So, how did Amazon make out with its 20th anniversary super-sale event on Wednesday?

    Not surprisingly, the online giant wasn’t giving out many details, beyond saying that members shopped at record rates during its first ever “Prime Day.” A different story played out on social media, with consumers expressing frustration and disappointments about the quality of the offered deals.

  • eBay to shed enterprise unit for $925M

    eBay is selling its enterprise business as it continues streamline operations in anticipation of its separation from PayPal Holdings Inc. on Friday.

    In announcing its second quarter results, eBay said it was selling its eBay Enterprise division, which helps retailers enhance their online presence and e-commerce capabilities, to a consortium led by private equity firm Permira for $925 million.

  • 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. 

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