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  • Ashley Furniture optimizes supply chain operations

    Optimizing shipments between warehouses and customers homes is not an easy task.    For Ashley Furniture this process becomes even more complex as it continues to create more efficient means to manages more than 7,000 storekeeping units (SKUs) filtering through the company’s retail network, which is comprised of 660 Ashley HomeStore locations in 35 countries.  
  • Nordstrom on the hunt for new CFO

    Nordstrom’s longtime CFO is stepping down.    Nordstrom announced that executive VP and CFO Mike Koppel has decided to retire from the company in spring 2017. Koppel will remain in his role until then to support the search for a new CFO and assist with his successor's transition.    Koppel joined Nordstrom in 1999 and has been the company's finance head since 2001.  
  • Report: Anxious online shoppers not doing enough to protect themselves

    A majority of self-described security-savvy online consumers are not taking the preventive measures they should be.  
  • HRC report finds retail economic metrics are not sustainable

    Amid continued market share growth by Amazon and a rapidly changing digital environment, traditional retail profitability metrics are under siege and not sustainable.   
  • Moody’s: Slow supply chains are department stores' Achilles heel

    Relatively slow supply chains are hindering department stores’ ability to compete effectively in today’s retail market.     
  • QuickChek innovates again with Tesla partnership

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  • Tech Bytes: A tale of three ‘experiential’ retailers

    It doesn’t matter whether shoppers are buying a carton of milk or couture — a memorable in-store shopping experience is what drives loyalty. With a keen eye on personalization and in-store digital solutions, mere store visits can be transformed into sought-after “experiences.”  
  • Alibaba co-founder urges China to use big data to fight cyber-crimes

    Alibaba’s co-founder has a solution to ward off harmful cyber-attacks across China.   The online platform’s co-founder Jack Ma proposed that the nation’s top security bureau use big data to prevent crime — an announcement that endorses China’s budding efforts to build an unparalleled online surveillance system, according to Bloomberg.  
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