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  • E-commerce giant to stop using Flash

    Consumers who visit one of the Internet's biggest retailers won’t have to worry anymore about seeing messages informing them they need to install or update Adobe Flash.

  • LEDs: The Next Frontier

    “Couldn’t find it” and “couldn’t find help,” are all-too-common shopping experiences that kill sales and erode shopper loyalty.  Retailers are seeking better ways to combat these in-store ills, and new indoor positioning and wayfinding solutions have emerged as powerful tools to engage and assist in-store customers, at the precise point-of-purchase decision — the aisle and shelf.

  • Online retailer LeanBox brings health to the office with Surface Pro 3

    Boston – Start-up retailer LeanBox is offering a novel, high-tech solution to the problem of office workers who are too busy to go out and purchase healthy food for lunch.

  • Study: Target exiting pharmacy on a high note with consumers

    Westlake Village, Calif. – Target Corp. may be exiting the pharmacy business, but the retailer is doing so on a high note.

    According to the new 2015 U.S. Pharmacy Study from J.D. Power, Target, which in June announced it would sell its pharmacy business to CVS Health for $1.9 billion and rebrand its nearly 1,700 prescription departments as CVS/pharmacy, ranked highest among mass merchandiser pharmacies.

  • Teens eschewing logos, looking for deals

    New York -- As if retailers didn’t have enough to worry about, teens are shopping more like their parents.

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  • Holiday Planning

    For consumers, “holiday planning” means creating shopping lists and perhaps deciding whether to invite your annoying uncle to the family festivities. For retailers, holiday planning means organizing and optimizing the entire enterprise to adequately handle a sustained period of increased consumer demand.

  • Getting Smart About Product Information

    When a retailer includes the word “brain” right in its name, a certain level of operational intelligence is expected.

  • IHL details $600 million annual retail loss

    Franklin, Tenn. – Out-of-stock merchandise is causing a significant drain on annual retailer revenue performance.

    According to a new research report from retail analyst firm IHL Group, commissioned by OrderDynamics. Retailers and the Ghost Economy: The Haunting of Out-of-Stocks, retailers lose $634.1 billion in annual losses due to out-of-stocks.

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