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  • E-commerce gets real with patent 8,788,445

    Retailers’ quest to offer shoppers a personalized experience just took a step forward thanks to a newly issue patent designed to detect and eliminate non-human Web traffic.

  • Shoe Carnival eyes, ‘tremendous untapped opportunity’

    New market entries, a newly developed small format and ambitious omnichannel efforts have family footwear retailer Shoe Carnival on a trajectory to surpass $1 billion in annual sales.

  • Santa.com could be holiday gift for some retailer

    The value of a super premium domain name that people instinctively visit during the holidays will be revealed soon as a leading asset disposition firm looks to extract maximum value for Santa.com.

  • Multimedia: Own the Moment Hockey Experience, Burlington, Mass; Cost Plus World Market, NYC

    Bauer Hockey's Own the Moment Hockey Experience is designed to provide the ultimate showcase for the 88-year-old brand and the sport itself, combining expert help, customer service extras and extensive selection.

    Value-priced home furnishings retailer Cost Plus World Market debuts its first small-scale store.

    Click here to see slideshows of Cost Plus World Market New York City location and Bauer Hockey's first-ever physical store in Burlington, Massachusetts.

  • Study: The most popular retail POS system is…

    Austin, Texas – A new study has identified the most popular retail POS system.

    According to research by Software Advice, Lightspeed takes the top spot.

    Software Advice assigned Lightspeed a combined score of 4.9 on a five-point scale for its user adoption level, search traffic and social media presence. Following Lightspeed were Microsoft Dynamics (4.7), Vend (4.4), Revel (4.4), Shopkeep (3.8), AP (3.5), NCR (3.2), Bindo (3) and CashierLive (3).

  • Kmart pays $1.4 million Medicare settlement

    Hoffman Estates, Ill. – Kmart has paid the U.S. government $1.4 million to resolve allegations that it improperly used drug manufacturer coupons and gasoline discounts to reduce pharmacy costs for Medicare patients at Kmart pharmacies.

  • Coming soon from GameStop: ThinkGeek stores

    Fairfax, Va. -- One of the Web’s leading “geek-gear” and collectibles retailer is going offline.

    Online retailer ThinkGeek is partnering with its new owner, GameStop, to open a new store format focused entirely on collectibles. The first ThinkGeek store will open in the Florida Mall in Orlando, on Sept. 25, and additional stores are planned.

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