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  • Report: Florida Walmart stores to serve up fast-food formats

    Bentonville, Ark. – Five Walmart stores in central Florida are reportedly getting ready to serve the needs of hungry customers.

  • Christopher and Banks misfires during summer

    A “merchandising misstep” took its toll on Christopher & Banks in its second quarter as sales decreased more than expected.

  • GameStop not playing around with payments

    Grapevine, Texas -- GameStop, which has long been known as an innovative company, has become one of the first major retailers to accept Google's new mobile payment system.

  • Former Sears exec returns to familiar territory

    Michael McCarthy spent 28 years at Sears Holdings before leaving the company in 2011, but now he’s back in new senior level role at the Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores.

  • Big wage increase approved for fast-food workers in New York

    New York -- The administration of Gov. Andrew Cuomo approved a wage increase that will gradually raise the minimum wage for fast-food workers in New York to $15 an hour. And now Cuomo wants the hike to be even broader.

    Speaking Thursday at a labor rally in New York City, Cuomo proposed a $15 minimum statewide wage for all industries, with the increase to be enacted over time. It would give the Empire State the highest statewide minimum wage in the country. New York’s minimum wage is now $8.75 an hour.

  • Report: Kmart makes holiday purchases easier

    Hoffman Estates, Ill. – Kmart is making getting an advance jump on holiday purchases a little easier this year.

    Company executives told Reuters the retailer started letting customers make no-down-payment layaway purchases for holiday items the week of Aug. 31.

  • New honor for Container Store chief

    Kip Tindell, co-founder, chairman and CEO of The Container Store, has joined a global list of who’s who in retailing.

  • The Shopper ‘Journey’ is Actually a Minefield

    The more we learn about real-world customer experiences, the more we see that we've been horribly naive about the role that mobile devices play in shoppers' lives.

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