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  • House of Frasier taps SmartFocus to analyze shopper behavior

    New York -- SmartFocus announced that U.K. department store retailer House of Frasier has selected SmartFocus' Insights technology to gain a holistic view of their customers and continually deliver personalized interactions that increase engagement.

  • Newgistics unveils cross-border e-commerce delivery service

    Newgistics, a leading provider of end-to-end e-commerce solutions for top retailers and brands, is making it easier for U.S. retailers to access the largest markets overseas — including the U.K., Europe, Asia, Australia, Russia, China and South America — by expanding its parcel delivery and return services and reducing the costs of cross-border delivery.

    Key features of Newgistics’ international solution include:
    Delivery to 34 key global markets with plans for future expansion
    Full end-to-end tracking

  • Report: Standard General in talks with RadioShack to improve retailer’s liquidity

    New York -- Standard General LP is in talks to improve RadioShack’s cash position in advance of the holiday season, Reuters reported. The hedge fund said it was in talks with the struggling retailer to buy the company's loans and other commitments under its asset-backed credit facility.

    Standard General has also raised its stake in RadioShack to 9.8% from 7.08%. It is now the retailer’s largest shareholder.

  • Deeper Dive On … Amazon and Twitter

    Amazon’s new “Wish List” deal with Twitter continues the evolution of Twitter from a channel for passive promotion to a channel for interactive customer engagement. By allowing consumers to directly add items they see in tweets to their Amazon Wish Lists without leaving Twitter, the arrangement both turns Twitter into an active platform for peer-to-peer, unpaid marketing and also helps keep Twitter users on Twitter for longer periods of time by extending its functionality.

  • HoneyBaked Ham prepares for the holiday rush

    HoneyBaked is wasting no time in preparing for the holiday season by adding more than 10,000 part-time employees to its current workforce — a 600% total increase in its workforce across 400 stores nationwide.

  • Cleared for sales, airport retail takes off

    Over the last decade, U.S. airport in-terminal dining and retail programs have begun a transformation. As passengers’ time spent within terminals has increased, the demand for enhanced airport in-terminal experiences has equally increased. In turn, the state and local governments that own and operate all commercial service U.S. airports have shifted their retail and dining programs from generic offerings with minimal services to programs with a wide variety of specialty retail and dining brands, innovative technology and upscale amenities to respond to the new consumer expectations.

  • Manhattan Associates launches ‘Available to Commerce’ capability

    Atlanta - Manhattan Associates Inc. is releasing a new capability within its omnichannel Order Management application. Known as Available to Commerce (ATC), this capability gives retailers the power to offer specific units of inventory available for sale in the most appropriate channel (online, store, same-day delivery, etc.) and then optimize how the order is fulfilled, all based on a variety of strategic planning and daily operational variables.

  • Ross Dress for Less opens new California store Oct. 11

    Dublin, Calif. - Ross Dress for Less will open a new store in Hawthorne, California, in Los Angeles County, on Oct. 11. The store is located in the Hawthorne Town Plaza.

    This new opening is part of the retailer’s 2014 expansion program, totaling approximately 75 new locations during the year.

     

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