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  • NRF calls NLRB ruling a ‘roadblock’ to job creation

    Washington — The National Retail Federation wasted no time responding to a ruling by the National Labor Relations board concerning the redefinition of the concept of joint employees.

    NRF and other business groups are concerned that the redefinition  could be used to make large businesses and franchisors responsible for the actions of subcontractors or local franchisees even when they do not exercise direct control over those companies’ employees.

  • Meijer celebrates mPerks with major milestone

    Meijer's free digital savings program, mPerks, is turning 5 this week and has already set a company record with $100 million in savings to customers this year.

  • Study: Food nourishes digital coupon growth

    Minneapolis - The number of digitally distributed coupons for CPG brands on key websites received nourishment from food shoppers in the first half of 2015.

    Overall CPG digital coupon distribution increased by 17%, according to analysis conducted by Kantar Media.

    The increase was attributable primarily to food areas. Within food, the dry grocery area, which is historically the largest area in digitally distributed coupons, accounted for much of the growth.

  • Meijer asks customers to help the hungry

    Meijer is recognizing the need to fund hunger programs in the communities it serves with a new promotion.

  • Amazon getting boozy — but only in Seattle

    New York -- Not only is Amazon.com launching its one-hour Prime Now delivery service in its hometown of Seattle, but it's also adding a whole new category of deliverable products.

    The retailer announced Tuesday it will add wine, beer and spirits to its assortment of eligible products for Prime Now delivery.

    With the launch of Prime Now in Seattle, it's the first U.S. city to include alcohol in the assortment of products eligible for the quick-delivery service.

  • Instacart now delivering in another major city

    Fast growing e-commerce firm Instacart is now delivering groceries to a 17th major U.S. metropolitan area.

    Beginning this week, customers can order from Whole Foods Market, Costco (no membership needed), Marsh Supermarkets, Georgetown Market and Petco stores and have everything delivered by Instacart in as little as one hour.

  • Amazon.com gets boozy in Seattle

    Not only is Amazon.com launching its one-hour Prime Now delivery service in its hometown of Seattle, but it's also adding a whole new category of deliverable products.

    The retailer announced Tuesday it will add wine, beer and spirits to its assortment of eligible products for Prime Now delivery.

    Seattle becomes the first U.S. city to include alcohol in the assortment of products eligible for the quick-delivery service.

  • Come One, Come All

    Supermarket anchors offer wide range of products and services

    Grocery retailers have always served as ideal shopping center anchors, as they guarantee extra foot traffic by providing consumers with their daily needs.

  • Overtime Pay to Get Overhaul

    Proposed changes to overtime exemptions could make store managers eligible

    The Department of Labor’s long-awaited proposed revisions to the “white collar” overtime exemptions are finally here — at least, in part. On June 30, 2015, the DOL unveiled its proposed revisions to the required salary levels for many of the “white collar” exemptions to the FLSA’s overtime requirements.

  • Study: Target exiting pharmacy on a high note with consumers

    Westlake Village, Calif. – Target Corp. may be exiting the pharmacy business, but the retailer is doing so on a high note.

    According to the new 2015 U.S. Pharmacy Study from J.D. Power, Target, which in June announced it would sell its pharmacy business to CVS Health for $1.9 billion and rebrand its nearly 1,700 prescription departments as CVS/pharmacy, ranked highest among mass merchandiser pharmacies.

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