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  • Office Depot focused on teachers for back-to-school

    Office Depot Inc. is thinking teachers first with an omnichannel component at the core of its back-to-school promotion.

  • City Sports tries for touchdown on personalization

    Boston-based sporting goods retailer City Sports has a new tech partner to help the company offer a more personalized shopping experience across channels.

    City Sports says it has selected BlueConic as the platform to translate customer intent into action.

  • Starbucks shows perky performance in Q3

    Seattle – Starbucks Corp. reported impressive financial performance in the third quarter of fiscal 2015 that could be described as downright perky. Net income jumped 22% to $626.7 million from $512.6 million the same quarter a year earlier, with higher pretax earnings offsetting higher income tax charges to produce profit growth.  
  • Dollar General thinks digital for back-to-school

    Dollar General is taking a decidedly modern approach to the age-old tradition of back-to-school shopping.

  • Sears Hometown gives customers a voice

    Hoffman Estates, Ill. - Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores Inc. is giving customers a voice via social media. The retailer is working with customer content marketing platform Yotpo to generate verified customer feedback in stores and online.  
  • Amazon.com produces 2Q profit

    Shares of Amazon.com surged past the $500 mark after the company reported a second quarter profit and revealed more details about a phenomenally successful Prime day promotion that fell in the third quarter.

  • Starbucks snubs Uber in loyalty partnership

    Seattle – Starbucks Corp. is snubbing Uber in new extension of its loyalty program. Starbucks is partnering with rival online transportation service Lyft to offer Lyft drivers and passengers the chance to earn points in its loyalty program.  
  • Amazon swings to rare profit in Q2

    Seattle – Sales growth outpaced that of expenses during second quarter 2015, leading to a rare report of positive net income at Amazon.com Inc. Amazon reported net income of $92 million, compared to net loss of $126 million the same quarter the prior fiscal year.  
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