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  • IDC: ‘Mobile first’ looks like a smart strategy

    Retailers who are focusing on mobile as a means of digitally engaging customers have some solid data backing up their approach.

  • Pinterest promotes social commerce value

    Pinterest is adding a new feature to its Buyable Pins in-app purchase mechanism aimed at price-conscious shoppers.

  • Analysis: Retailers disrupt mobile payment space

    Unconfirmed media reports indicate Target is in the early stages of developing its own mobile payment solution.

  • Consumer clash: Don’t call me 'old,' don’t call me 'young'

    Move over millennials, there are two demographics ready to shake up the consumer landscape and impact retail sales.

  • Winning with retail real estate in 2016

    Occupancy costs are among the largest expenses for any retailer. Total lease obligations can exceed long term debt in many companies, reducing profitability and hindering growth. It doesn’t have to be that way though if operators follow four simple rules of retail real estate.

  • Newegg walks the personalization talk

    Holiday shoppers who need a friendly ear while looking for products online may want to check out Newegg.com.

  • AmEx Survey: Lots more holiday shopping left—and get ready for a busy Dec. 26

    Going into the final stretch of the holiday season, a majority of Americans are far from finished with their holiday shopping.

    Seventy-three percent (73%) plan to shop last minute (vs. 79% in 2014), as most wait to find the best deals (44% vs. 46% in 2014), according to the latest American Express Spending & Saving Tracker.

    Other reasons consumers are shopping last minute include trying to save up until they have enough money (22%, on par with 2014) and difficulty finding the time to shop (20% vs. 16% in 2014).

  • Five Below achieves market milestone

    Rapidly growing extreme value retailer Five Below could see its share price improve in the coming months as it is added to an important market index.

    Five Below will join the S&P SmallCap 600 index effective after the close of trading on Friday, Dec. 18. The change is noteworthy for Five Below because such moves offer trigger increased buying of the company’s shares by funds that track the performance of the index which the company is joining. Five Below replaces UIL Holdings which merged with Iberdrola USA.

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