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  • Amazon to open FC in Target's backyard

    Ever-growing Amazon.com Inc. is expanding its e-commerce capabilities in Target's home turf.

    The e-commerce behemoth has announced it will open an 850,000 square foot fulfillment center in the Minneapolis area, its first DC in the state of Minnesota.

  • Kroger’s King Soopers extend organic, omnichannel reach

    Cincinnati —The Kroger Co.’s King Soopers division is tapping into consumers’ growing appetite for food delivery and natural and organic products with a new digital initiative.

    The company has launched a new website that offers over 36,000 natural and organic products for customers who live in and around the Denver metro area. Every product is free from more than 101 artificial ingredients and preservatives that many customers prefer to be left out of products.

  • RSR: Retailers place high value on competitive price intelligence

    Walnut Creek, Calif. – Retailers are increasingly placing a high value on competitive price intelligence.

    A new survey of 123 retailers from RSR Research co-sponsored by 360pi, “Pricing 2015,” indicates 59% of respondents reported competitive price intelligence as very valuable.

    The survey also shows that competitive price intelligence was cited as the top intent for change at 34% of “retail winners” and 50% of “retail laggards.” Additional takeaways include:

  • Home Depot boosts its omnichannel firepower

    With sales of its online channel approaching $4 billion, the Home Depot is heavily engaged in making goods flow through that channel more smoothly.

  • Staples/Office Depot deal awaits FTC action

    Office Depot shareholders approved of the company’s acquisition by Staples in a vote that will prove to be largely symbolic if federal regulators determine a deal involving two direct competitors is not in the best interest of consumers.

    Office Depot agreed to be acquired by Staples on Feb. 4 and on June 19 a preliminary vote total showed that 99.5% of shareholders approved of a deal that involves them receiving $7.25 in cash and 0.2188 of Staples stock for each share of Office Depot stock.

  • Home Depot focused on omnichannel

    New York — The Home Depot is focused on making goods flow more smoothly.

    In fact, the company’s common order management system, or COM, has been called the largest IT project in the history of the Atlanta-based retail giant. And during the recent Goldman Sachs Annual dotCommerce Day presentation, Kevin Hofmann, Home Depot’s senior VP and president –online, explained to investors how the retailer intends to flex its order management muscle.
     

  • Head merchant at Aeropostale is out

    Aeropostale is losing a key executive and handing over merchandising responsibilities to the company's CEO. 

  • Kroger testing grocery delivery in Colorado

    The King Soopers grocery chain is trying to meet rising demand for fresh food delivery with a new digital initiative.

    King Soopers, a division of the Kroger Co. has launched an e-commerce website KingSoopers.com/LiveNaturally.

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