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  • Second quarter brings cheer to Coach

    A timely acquisition helped Coach Inc.’s post a sales gain in the second quarter — its first quarterly increase in 10 quarters.

    The handbag and accessories retailer’s total sales increased 4.0% in the quarter ended December 26, to $1.27 billion, up from $1.22 billion in the year ago period.

  • Consumers and impulse buying — perfect together

    Impulse buying is alive and well in the United States.

  • Exploit these 10 trends to drive CPG growth in 2016

    Conservative spending behaviors that made 2015 a challenging year for consumer packaged goods companies will remain intact for 2016, according to IRI, but there will be pockets of growth available to those who capitalize on 10 trends.

  • Report: Consumers say goodbye to Google Glass

    Retailers have one less form factor to consider in their wearable connected device strategies. According to Gizmodo, Google is officially ending all support for its Google Glass connected eyewear device in the consumer market. This ends plans to relaunch Google Glass among consumers in partnership with Luxottica Group that were announced in April 2015, although Google is still promoting Google Glass as a workplace tool. [Gizmodo]

  • AutoZone revs up network

    AutoZone knows that driving experience and customer experience both depend on a well-built frame.

    Thus AutoZone is turning to AT&T to provide the chassis for a seamless front- and back-end retail experience. AT&T will provide a suite of mobile and broadband solutions for its U.S. stores, call centers, and back-end offices that deliver voice, Internet and mobility solutions.

  • Survey: Omnichannel drives retailer tech priorities

    The need to provide a seamless customer experience is having a big impact on the types of solutions retailers are trying to implement.

    According the new Retail Industry Insight benchmark report conducted by Retail Systems Research for SPS Commerce Inc., e-commerce and stores have switched places as the top growth driver for retail IT purchases. Retailers rank growing e-commerce sales as their top priority (75%) followed by improving the in-store experience (53%).

  • Gordon Brothers Japan writes first–of-its-kind book on asset value solutions

    Boston -- Gordon Brothers Group announced that its Japanese affiliate, Gordon Brothers Japan, has published a book, “The Asset Based Solution – Case Studies of Corporate Finance Utilizing Asset Value.”

  • How brick-and-mortar retailers can build shopper loyalty

    Retailers understand that loyal customers are the most profitable shoppers. While these consumers make buying decisions that are increasingly influenced by online channels, the vast majority of retail business in the United States is conducted in the physical store, and this isn’t changing with the Millennial generation.

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