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  • ModCloth makes the leap

    New York -- Another retailer is going from clicks to bricks.

  • Saks to put best foot forward with new concept

    New York -- Saks Fifth Avenue is going to open a freestanding store dedicated to a hot category.

    The department store retailer plans to open a shoe store in Greenwich, Connecticut, in fall 2016, Women’s Wear Daily reported.

    The store, whose name has not yet been revealed, will be located close to an existing Saks Fifth Avenue store, which will no longer sell shoes.

    The new format will be modeled after Saks’ in-store 10022 shoe department, according to the report.

  • Best Buy makes online shopping even easier

    Best Buy is taking another leap forward in its quest to make shopping across platforms as easy as possible for consumers.

    The retailer, in partnership with American Express, has integrated new technology that allows Amex card members enrolled in the Amex Membership Rewards program to seamlessly use their points for online purchases on BestBuy.com. In addition card members can use their membership rewards points for all or part of each online purchase and either pick it up in one of Best Buy’s stores or have it delivered to their doors.

  • O'really, auto parts chain in high gear

    O'Reilly Automotive reported another record-breaking quarter of financial results as the retailer revs up plans to expand its distribution network and store footprint.

    The auto parts retailer reported that sales for the second quarter ended June 30 increased $188 million, or 10%, to $2.04 billion from $1.85 billion for the same period one year ago. Same store sales increased 7.2%.

    This year, O’Reilly plans to add a net 205 stores, compared with 200 stores in 2014. In the latest period, it opened 34 stores.

  • West Marine rides Q2 profit wave

    Watsonville, Calif. – West Marine's renewed focus on omnichannel growth seems to be paying off as the specialty retailer reported a big spike in same-store sales in the second quarter.

    The California-based retailer reported net income of $20.9 million, up 14% from $18.3 million the same period a year earlier.

    Net revenues were $253.2 million in the second quarter ended July 4, an increase of 7.1% compared to last year. Same-store sales increased by 7%.

    The company also gave an update on its growth efforts:

  • Smooth sailing for West Marine in Q2

    West Marine's renewed focus on omnichannel growth seems to be paying off as the specialty retailer reported a big spike in same store sales in the second quarter.

  • Dairy Queen gives customer data security fit for a king

    Minneapolis – Dairy Queen restaurants thrive on providing customers treats, not exposing them to tricks from hackers and fraudsters.

    To ensure the good times keep rolling, American Dairy Queen Corp. (ADQ) in the U.S. is deploying the cloud-based Netsurion managed firewall platform to strengthen network security and Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance to protect customer data.

  • Embracing the beauty of brick-and-mortar

    As more retailers embrace the reverse trajectory of opening an online store first and a physical store second, the beauty industry is leading the way.

    E-commerce has been the fastest-growing retail channel in the U.S. beauty market, with a compound annual growth rate of 24% since 2009, the Kline Group reported on Tuesday. And more of these online retailers are opening physical stores.

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