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  • Cabela's unveils new mobile website

    Cabela's has launched an improved mobile website for customers using handheld devices or smartphones, just in time for the holiday season.

    According to the specialty retailer, the site gives customers a seamless mobile shopping experience and offers the same information and services as the desktop version.

  • LG Electronics begins construction on new North American HQ

    LG Electronics has started construction on its new $300 million environmentally friendly North American headquarters project in Englewood Cliffs, N.J.

    More than 300 supporters, including elected officials from New Jersey as well as neighbors, local businesses, union leaders and LG employees, gathered at 111 Sylvan Ave. for the official start of demolition.

  • Nordstrom third quarter consistent with full-year outlook

    Nordstrom’s third quarter results were consistent with its full-year outlook. Strong direct sales growth and improving trends in the Rack mitigated softer sales trends in full-line stores.

    The company’s Anniversary Sale, which is historically its largest sale event of the year, fell in the second quarter this year, rather than in the second and third quarters as it did last year. The estimated impact of this event shift increased earnings per diluted share in the second quarter but reduced them in this quarter by approximately $0.06.

  • Ikea announces 40th solar project

    Conshohocken, Pa. -- Ikea announced solar energy is planned for its store under construction in Sweetwater, Fla., which is in the Miami-metro area. Pending permits, installation of solar panels on the store’s roof will begin in several months, with completion by grand opening in summer 2014. Ikea contracted with REC Solar for the development, design and installation of the 416,000-sq.-ft. store’s customized solar power system.

  • Report: U.S. Hispanic shoppers make more grocery trips

    Jacksonville, Fla. -- Hispanic shoppers in the United States make more grocery trips and spend more across grocery trip types than total U.S. shoppers, according to AMG Strategic Advisors, the growth strategy consultancy of Acosta Sales & Marketing, a full-service sales and marketing agency in the consumer packaged goods industry. On average, U.S. Hispanic shoppers make 4.1 routine grocery trips per month and spend $110 on each trip, compared to total U.S. shoppers who make 3.8 routine grocery trips per month and spend $95 on each trip.

  • Mall of America unifies consumer communication channels with online portal

    New York -- Mall of America unveiled an “Enhanced Service Portal” designed to improve the digital and physical shopping experience by integrating all the communication channels through which consumers contact the shopping center into a unified service.

  • Accellos acquires PROFITsystems

    Colorado Springs, Colo. -- Accellos, a provider of supply chain execution software solutions, announced its acquisition of PROFITsystems, a provider of  software as a service (SaaS) solutions for small and medium sized home goods retailers.

  • Macy’s posts strong Q3; profit up 22%

    New York -- Macy's reported a profit for the third quarter that easily exceeded Wall Street, helped by stepped up marketing.

    For the quarter ended Nov. 2, Macy's earned $177 million, up from $145 million a year ago.

    Revenue rose 3% to $6.28 billion. Same-store sales increased 3.5%, beating the 2.1% rise analysts expected.

    Sales trends improved in every region, and both the Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s chains performed well, the retailer said.

  • Turnaround expert Roland Smith named CEO of Office Depot

    New York -- Office Depot Inc. — the new entity created by the merger of Office Depot and OfficeMax — named Roland Smith as CEO, effective immediately. Smith, 59, most recently served as CEO of Delhaize American, a division of Belgian grocery giant Delhaize Group. Prior to that, he was president and CEO of The Wendy's Co., holding company for the Wendy's chain.

  • PlayNetwork to provide music to Levi’s in 1,500 stores worldwide

    Seattle -- PlayNetwork, a leader in branded entertainment media experiences, announced it is providing music programming and installing state-of-the-art media systems for the Levi's brand in 1,500 stores around the globe, including all U.S. locations.

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