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  • Report: Amazon to open store on Alibaba Tmall platform

    Seattle – If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. Amazon.com is reportedly heeding that old saw with plans to open a store on the Tmall site of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Holding Group.

  • Rebecca Minkoff gets ‘connected’

    Stores mix fashion with the best of digital and physical retail

    Rebecca Minkoff has tapped into a sweet spot when it comes to integrating the best of online and offline retail.

    The designer’s first two U.S. flagships, in downtown Manhattan and the Pacific Heights section of San Francisco, are showcases for how to use technology to create a highly personalized and engaging shopping experience in a physical space.

  • ECRM: Retail circular advertising trends, February 2015

    ECRM compared retail circular advertising in February 2014 vs. February 2015 and noted trends occurring across top retail chains.

  • Dick’s Sporting Goods launches omnichannel brand campaign

    Pittsburgh – Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc. knows who it wants to be – a successful omnichannel brand. The retailer is rolling out a new omnichannel campaign, "Who Will You Be?", which will debut March 6 on TV and digital platforms during ESPN's College Basketball Championship Week.

  • Supply and demand

    Lowe’s, Home Hardware align supply chain with consumer demand

  • America's largest mall proposed in Miami area

    Sea lions, submarines and enough space for 800 stores. That's what the owners of the Mall of America in Minnesota are proposing for the American Dream mall in the Miami suburbs, which could some day be America's biggest mall, according to the Miami Herald.

    The newspaper says the project is estimated to cost $4 billion, span 200 acres and employ more than 25,000 people.

  • Focus on demand response

    Technology evolves to let smaller stores maximize energy savings

  • Big Lots to re-launch omnichannel strategy

    Big Lots Inc. did what it was supposed to do in the fourth quarter -- and more, as the discount retailer reported a better-than-expected 3% increase in same store sales.

    The company also announced a new omnichannel initiative that it expects to put in place by the first quarter of fiscal 2016. Big Lots has dabbled in online selling in the past, but had discontinued those operations after not getting the strategy down quite right. Now the company says it is looking to fully embrace omnichannel retailing in-store and on its website with a new initiative launching this year.

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