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Tiger Direct (mostly) abandoning brick-and-mortar operations
Consumer electronics retailer Tiger Direct has decided that brick-and-mortar is overrated.
The retailer is closing all but three of its 34 physical stores in the U.S. and internationally in order to focus exclusively on e-commerce.
An IT products and solutions provider, the company has made the strategic decision to accelerate its business-to-business and public sector customer focus, but mostly via its website.
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Buckle buttons down solid Q4
New York -- After five consecutive quarters of declining same-store sales, teen retailer the Buckle may be coming out of its slump.
The Nebraska-based company reported net sales of $353.5 million, 4.3% higher than the year-ago quarter. Same store sales grew 1.1%. Net income rose by about 1.3% to $60.1 million, producing earnings of $1.25 per share, ahead of analysts’ estimates.
