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  • What the kids will want this Christmas

    From drones to self-driving cars to a Barbie capable of having “real conversations with kids,” the 112th Toy Fair announced this year's hottest trends in toys.

    Creative toys that epitomize the Maker Movement (explained below), innovative "smart" playthings, and toys that make a "splash" are among the top toy trends of 2015, according to experts at the U.S. Toy Industry Association (TIA).

  • Obama urges public-private cooperation on cybersecurity

    Describing cyberspace as the new "wild, wild West," President Barack Obama on Friday said that while everyone expects the government to be the sheriff, the private sector must do more to stop cyberattacks.

    He also called for the passage of a single national standard requiring consumers to be notified within 30 days if their financial or personal data is stolen.

  • The Customer Service Advantage: Innovative Learning Solutions

    By Michelle A. Thompson, Director, Learning, Home Depot University

    How do you mold a large workforce with a significant part-time segment into experts in home improvement so customers get the answers they need every time they walk in the doors of The Home Depot?

    It requires committed associates, strong leaders, and innovative learning solutions.

  • Obama makes strong appeal for public-private cooperation for cybersecurity

    Palo Alto, Calif. -- Describing  cyberspace as the new "wild, wild West," President Barack Obama on Friday said that while everyone expects the government to be the sheriff, the private sector must do more to stop cyberattacks. He also called for the passage of a single national standard requiring consumers to be notified within 30 days if their financial or personal data is stolen.

  • Cybersecurity Summit: Apple CEO defends consumer privacy

    Palo Alto, Calif. -- Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, defended the consumer’s right to privacy and security on Friday in remarks at the White House Summit on Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection.

  • Apparel retailers look for fit in world of wearables

    A few years ago, the Fitbit exploded onto the wearables market, and the idea that you could track your physical data throughout the day became the latest fad for health buffs.

  • Retail 2015: Five Trends to Expect

    Here are five retail trends to expect in 2015 — and the opportunity each trend presents — from the folks at T1Visions, a provider of interactive touch-screen technology.

    1. Stores as Experiences = opportunity to create new ways to interact with product; focus on experience over the sale; customize the experience whenever and wherever possible.

  • Proximity based promotions give shoppers supply chain visibility

    An agreement between Mobiquity Networks and personal shopping concierge service ShopAdvisor is giving retailers intriguing new options to drive sales by serving offers to shoppers predisposed to purchase certain products. 

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