MOBILITY

Target is using an unconventional way to send a message to Amazon.   In a move to take greater control of its infrastructure — and stop financing its rival — the discounter is scaling back its use of Amazon Web Services, reported .   

Brands that are not thinking about how to leverage artificial intelligence are already falling behind.   This was according to the Retail Revolution study from OMD EMEA, and Goldsmiths, University of London. It is based on 15,000 consumers across 13 European countries.  

Domino's Pizza may be adding a new item to its take-out menu — driverless deliveries.  

Apple wants to help retailers take their enterprise mobility strategies to the next level.  

An upscale department store retailer has a new way to bridge the gap between its online and offline shopping experiences.   

As promised, Target has moved its Cartwheel savings program into the retailer's app.   Target announced the move on Monday, saying that shoppers no longer need to switch back and forth, or maintain separate apps. The Target app is now listed as “Target—now with Cartwheel.”  

QVC is merging augmented reality technologies, broadcast and mobile to create a more immersive beauty shopping experience.   

Parents may be using mobile to look for deals this back-to-school season, but most purchases are happening in-store.  

Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores is changing the way it connects with shoppers.   

Dunkin’ Brands is giving mobile customers another way to fulfill their caffeine fix.   

Facebook is getting in on the “daily deals” game.  

Chipotle Mexican Grill is making a move to retain existing customers and attract new ones.