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  • Experts predict fraud trends for 2015

    The new year will bring more fraud than ever before, but also more tools to prevent it, according to three experts from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE).

    The experts at ACFE were asked for their top fraud predictions for 2015. They weighed in on digital currencies, information security and other issues that will help shape the effort to prevent and detect fraud in the new year:

  • Happy New Year from CSA!

    Chain Store Age will be closed for the New Year’s holiday from December 31  through January 2.   We will return to normal business hours—and publish again—on Monday, January 5.   CSA wishes you and your family a very happy and healthy 2015. Cheers!

  • Happy New Year from Retailing Today

    Retailing Today will be closed for the New Year holiday, Dec. 31 through Jan. 2, and will publish again on Monday, Jan. 5. The editors and publishers of Retailing Today would like to wish you and your families our very best wishes for a happy and healthy 2015.

    Mike TroyEditorRetailing Today

  • Retail groups rebut financial industry payment card claims

    Washington, D.C. - The Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) and six other merchant associations have sent a letter rebutting recent comments about payment card security from the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA). Specifically, the letter outlines three points.  
  • Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft partners with U.K.’s Craft Retail Group

    Grand Rapids, Mich. - Craft Retail Group, part of the U.K.-based Ideal Shopping Direct multichannel retail shopping group, is launching the U.S. broadcast of its Create and Craft shopping network. The network, in partnership with Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores, offers products and brands across craft, sewing, quilting, knitting, and niche creative arts.  
  • Sears an ‘enormous loser’ this holiday

    Former top Sears executive Mark Cohen is at it again with harsh words recently about Sears holiday performance and long term viability.

    Cohen, former chairman and CEO of Sears Canada turned teacher at Columbia’s business school, appeared on CNBC to share his views on a holiday season with top line growth that appears to have exceeded earlier forecasts.

    “Sears again is going to be an enormous loser,” Cohen said.

  • Focus on Renewable Energy

     

    By Ryan Gilchrist

    Walmart, Kohl’s, Macy’s and select other retailers already rank among the nation’s leading producers of solar energy, with huge investments that are growing every year. But the industry’s strong position in renewable energy still has room for improvement — literally — with millions of unutilized roof space, prime real estate for solar panels and wind turbines.

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