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  • Saks Off 5th online store is live

    Saks Off 5th has launched its online store, saksoff5th.com. It joins a list of closeout retailers that are getting comfortable in the e-commerce market. The online store will offer up to 55% off merchandise year-round.

  • E-Commerce is On for Off-Price Retailers

    Off-price retailers have traditionally stayed offline when it comes to conducting actual retail transactions. While most off-price retailers have long operated informational sites where customers can perform tasks such as locating nearby stores and checking prices, it has been very rare for retailers in this space to allow customers to buy goods via the Internet. Until now.

  • Scrambled or fried? Americans eating more eggs

    Higher average selling prices and increased volume helped the nation’s largest egg producer report record sales for its first quarter.

  • Shop.org board elects OfficeMax chief digital officer

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  • ICSC brings glad tidings to retailers

    The International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) is forecasting a 3.4% sales increase for the traditional November-December holiday period from last year — which spells good news for retailers. 

    ICSC also anticipates that the other two measures of U.S. industry holiday sales — shopping-center inclined sales +3.4%, and chain-store sales +2.0 — will both increase over last year.

  • The No. 1 Gift for Retailers this Holiday Season? #GivingTuesday

    By Chase Cornett, [email protected]

    The holiday shopping season is just around the corner and soon consumers will be bombarded with buying guides, floods of emails, deep discounts and, of course, that Black Friday competitive spirit. With all the chaos brought on by the holidays, retailers are finding it harder and harder to stand out. The result — strategies that focus on discounts, deliver low profit margins and drive transactions instead of engaged brand experiences.

  • Homeland Stores goes mobile

    Homeland Stores, a 78-store regional supermarket chain headquartered in Oklahoma City, has launched a mobile payments pilot program with mobile payments technology provider DoubleBeam. Homeland's SwiftScan mobile application allows customers to pay for purchases with a smartphone.

    SwiftScan is currently accepted for payment at 20 Homeland locations, with plans to add 26 more locations by the end of October.

  • Monetate releases personalized email, display ad solutions

    Chicago – Monetate is releasing two new products that will bring its big data marketing acceleration technology to retention and acquisition channels. The addition of Monetate Email and Monetate Display expands the Monetate Acceleration Cloud.

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