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  • Allen Edmonds’ ‘Gone in Seconds’ online promotion

    Port Washington, Wis. -- Allen Edmonds, the 93-year-old premium men’s shoe brand, is embracing the digital age.

    The company is offering its first-ever “Factory Seconds” flash sale on its web site. The seven-day-long sale starts June 26 and ends on July 2.

  • Dollar hurts H&M profits, but not its expansion plans

    One of the world's biggest fashion retailers says the strong U.S. dollar hurt profits in the second quarter, but the company is moving ahead with plans to increase investments and even launch a new brand in 2017.

  • Home Depot joins RealPage vendor network

    The Home Depot continues to find ways to drive incremental growth, this time through a partnership with a provider of software services to the rental housing industry.

  • NRF: July 4 spending looks bright

    Washington, D.C. – Americans are feeling patriotic as July 4 approaches and putting their wallets where their feelings are. According to the National Retail Federation (NRF) 2015 Independence Day Survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics, more than 156 million consumers, or 64% of those celebrating, are planning to take part in the July 4 holiday by attending a cookout, picnic or barbecue, spending an average of $71.23 per household, up 4% from $68.16 in 2014.

  • Meet NCR’s one-stop omnichannel shop for retailers

    NCR’s legacy as a cash register company is long gone. The recent launch of a major retail initiative with top technology partners has positioned the company as an enabler of omnichannel execution.

    NCR launched what it is calling a commerce hub with support from some of the biggest names in retail technology – Microsoft, Intel, Cisco – that is designed to give retailers new digital capabilities to bridge the physical and digital world.

  • Rite Aid shareholders pull back CEO parachute

    Camp Hill, Pa. – Shareholders of Rite Aid Corp. have voted to tighten the reins of the “golden parachute” payment CEO John Standley will receive if the company is acquired and he loses his job as a result. Standley had previously been slated to receive $42 million in such an event, including $31.6 million in vested equity.

  • Connected Solutions (Sears), San Bruno, California

    Sears's new “Connected Solutions” flagship is located at The Shops at Tanforan, a shopping center in San Bruno, California. The 4,000-sq.-ft. store is designed to simplify the way people shop for their connected home.
     
    Designed as rooms of a home, the store features a living room, kitchen, nursery, workout room, garage and outdoor area where consumers can experience first-hand the benefits of smart technology.   It is organized in four categories: Simply Entertaining; Simply Fit; Simply Automated; and Simply Secure.
     

  • Walgreens digital exec heading to Lululemon Athletica

    New York -- A former Walgreens executive is heading to Lululemon Athletica. 

    Lululemon has named Miguel Almeida as executive VP-digital.

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