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  • Domino’s lets mobile customers hold the clicks

    Domino’s Pizza has built a reputation for speedy delivery, and now the chain wants to be known for fast mobile ordering.

  • Sears expands omnichannel service; hopes more people will seek out ‘expert’

    Sears Holding Corp. is making a timely expansion to its seamless “Meet With An Expert” service as it looks to engage with shoppers this spring.

    Sears has extended its “Meet With An Expert” service introduced last fall to its lawn and garden department. The free service allows online shoppers to schedule in-store appointments with experts in specific product areas.

  • H&M will open its 4,000th unit, ramp up e-commerce

    A total of 425 new H&M stores are slated to open this year, including the new market of Puerto Rico, and the fast fashion retailer also will expand its e-commerce efforts to Japan and 10 additional markets.

    The global retailer disclosed its aggressive physical and digital growth plans with the release of financial results for the period ended Feb. 29, which were negatively affected by the strong U.S. dollar. H&M is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

  • Amazon adds Prime same-day delivery to 11 more markets

    Amazon continues to elevate customer expectations throughout the retail industry with its latest move involving the availability of free same-day delivery service in 11 new markets.

  • Study: What’s keeping retail execs up at night?

    Increased security risks tops the list of a new survey of 300 top global retail executives on the topics keeping them up at night.

    According to “Finding Retail Growth: A View from the Corner Office,” sponsored by Demandware and conducted by Economist Intelligence Unit, retail leaders view increased security risks, the rise of globally competitive online marketplaces, shifts in consumer taste and increased globalization as the four most significant challenges impacting the industry.

  • Etsy comes to sellers’ promotional rescue

    Online marketplace Etsy is announcing two new ways for sellers to promote their brands, both on and off Etsy.

    Pattern by Etsy is a new service that lets sellers create their own custom websites on their own domains, powered by their Etsy shops and integrated with the platform’s tools. Research from the company shows that more than a third of its sellers are interested in opening a commerce site of their own, but many have found the process to set up and maintain a custom site too difficult.

  • Report: Another sporting goods retailer eyeing Chapter 11

    The sporting goods industry could be facing another major retail bankruptcy filing.

    Vestis Retail Group, parent company of Eastern Mountain Sports, Sport Chalet and Bob’s Stores is preparing to file for Chapter 11 protection, according to Bloomberg.

    Vestis Retail Group, which is owned by private equity firm Versa Capital Management LLC, could file as soon as next week, the report said.

  • Fast-fashion giant’s ambitious plans include 425 new stores

    Swedish retailer H&M will opens its 4,000th store as its expands its global footprint and ramps up e-commerce in 2016.

    The company plans to open a total of 425 new stores this year, and expand its e-commerce efforts to Japan and 10 additional markets.

    The global retailer disclosed its aggressive physical and digital growth plans with the release of financial results for the period ended Feb. 29, which were negatively affected by the strong U.S. dollar.

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