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  • IHL: EMV costly, time consuming, out of date for most retailers

    Franklin, Tenn. - The new EMV card payment mandate may not provide financial ROI for retailers. According to new research from IHL Group, most retailers will never recoup the expense that EMV imposes.

  • Kroger shuffles Harris Teeter executives

    The Kroger Co. has named Fred Morganthall, currently president of Harris Teeter Supermarkets, as senior vice president of retail divisions for the Kroger Co.

    Rod Antolock, currently Harris Teeter's executive vice president, has been named president of Harris Teeter.

  • Amazon has top reputation in retail in 2015

    For the third year in a row, Amazon has claimed the top spot in the Reputation Institute’s annual survey of America’s 50 most reputable companies in the retail industry.

  • Amazon, Publix, Whole Foods have best reputations

    Boston - For the third year in a row, Amazon claims the top spot in Reputation Institute’s annual survey of America’s top 50 most reputable companies in the retail industry. Amazon is the only company of all the retail companies surveyed to achieve an excellent reputation.

    Supermarket chains moved up in the ranking this year, with Publix ranking second and Whole Foods jumping five spots to third place in 2015.

    America’s top 10 companies in the retail industry in 2015 are:

    1. Amazon.com

  • Same-store sales show modest growth in May

    New York – Same-store sales generally showed modest growth in May 2015, on the whole meeting Wall Street analyst expectations. The apparel vertical in particular generally outperformed analyst predictions, although Gap, Banana Republic and Zumiez all reported negative same-store sales growth.

    Following is a review of May same-store sales by vertical:

    Apparel
    Banana Republic: – 5%
    The Buckle: 2.4%
    Gap: – 6%
    L Brands: 5%
    Old Navy: 6%
    Stein Mart: 1.9%

  • Same store sales rise at Costco in May

    Costco reported a bump in U.S. same store sales for the month of May, but international comps declined.

  • Walmart raising wages for even more associates

    Walmart is reportedly raising starting wages for more than 100,000 U.S. department managers and workers in its deli and other specialized departments.

    According to the Associated Press, Walmart told the AP that department managers of complex and service-oriented jobs in areas like produce, electronics and auto care, will start at $13 per hour and top out at $24.70 per hour, beginning next month.

    Read more by clicking here.

  • Kroger recognized for food safety technology

    The Kroger Co. has earned more recognition for its investments in food safety innovation.

    The company's innovative electronic temperature monitoring project has been named a winner of the 2015 CIO 100 Award by International Data Group's CIO Magazine.

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