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  • Walmart tests new delivery drop-off point — the customer’s fridge

    Walmart’s new grocery delivery program could give it a huge edge in the online ordering game.

  • Amazon is hiring for shoppable interactive video start-up

    Amazon is on the hunt for a team to head up its newest business venture.    The online giant is launching a new start-up called “Amazon Live.” The division “builds interactive streaming experiences that create new shopping experiences for customers,” according to a posting on Amazon Jobs.   
  • Amazon in big restaurant push

    Amazon is upping its restaurant delivery program in a move to add some of the nation's best-known chains to its menu.   Olo, a New York-based food delivery service, announced that it is integrating Amazon Restaurants’ delivery service into its ordering platform. The collaboration potentially gives the online giant access to 200 restaurant brands, including Chipotle, Denny’s, Five Guys Burgers & Fries and Jamba Juice, among others.    
  • Smart Energy Management Trends for Brick-and-Mortar Retailers

    Commercial retail is a unique and rapidly changing space. With the rise of online shopping, retailers are creatively adapting to improve the experience of being in a physical store. Strategies like experiential retail make shopping a personalized and engaging experience instead of a simple transaction.   Retailers are also providing customers with a more tech-friendly brick-and-mortar shopping experience in response to online competitors – the prevalence of self-serve check-out stations being just one example.   
  • Amazon to embark on Big Apple hiring spree

    Amazon is about to put down some new roots in New York City — and is hunting for new employees to support the operation.  
  • New Consumer Expectations, New Opportunities for Retailers

    Consumers continue to make the majority of their purchases at the physical store. However, their constant connectivity to the cloud through smartphones, laptops, tablets and smart watches — combined with the popularity of e-commerce — is redefining their expectations of the ideal in-store experience. Today, consumers want the same convenience, personalization and simplicity they’ve grown accustomed to online.    
  • Best Buy sets $43 billion revenue goal for 2021

    With its transformation deemed complete, Best Buy is looking for solid gains in profits and sales during the next several years. It also sees expanded opportunities for growth in new smart home initiatives.  
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