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  • Speed Commerce unveils Oracle Commerce accelerator

    Dallas — Speed Commerce Inc., a vertically integrated, omni-channel platform of e-commerce services, has launched Sara X, a pre-configured, feature-rich accelerator for Oracle Commerce.

  • Former Google exec jumps to Bigcommerce

    Bigcommerce, a commerce platform for growing and emerging brands, has named Tim Schulz as SVP of product management.

  • Study: Millennials share online complaints most often

    Indianapolis — In a finding that may not surprise some of their elders, Millennials share complaints online two times more than Gen X and three more than Boomers. “The Social Media Behaviors of Millennials, Gen X & Boomers,” the latest study from consultative social media research firm Fizzilogy firm, also explores the social media habits of these three generations.

    Key findings include:
    Millennials
    •    Millennials live-tweet sporting events at more than twice the rate of both Boomers and Gen Xers.

  • Saban Brands taps former Iconix VP to help expand reach

    Daniel Castle, former Iconix VP of international and business development, will be joining Saban Brands as the company’s managing director of strategic business development.

  • Amazon debuts Prime Music service

    Seattle — Amazon.com has debuted a new feature for members of its Prime paid benefits program called Prime Music. The service provides ad-free access to more than one million songs and hundreds of expert-programmed Prime Playlists.

  • Duke and Walton least popular board members

    Former Walmart president and CEO Mike Duke and company chairman Rob Walton drew large numbers negative votes when they stood for re-election to the retailer’s board at the annual shareholders’ meeting on Friday, June 6.

  • DDR and Blackstone to acquire 76 shopping centers for $1.975 billion

    Beachwood, Ohio — DDR Corp. and an affiliate of Blackstone Real Estate Partners VII have announced the formation of a third joint venture to acquire 76 shopping centers currently owned by American Realty Capital Properties, Inc.

    The joint venture will acquire the portfolio in a transaction valued at $1.975 billion, including assumed debt of $461 million and approximately $800 million of new financings.  

  • Decrease in store traffic takes bite out of Neiman Marcus in Q3

    Neiman Marcus may have reported total revenues of $1.16 billion for the third quarter, compared to $1.10 billion in the prior year, and a comparable-store sales increase of 5.9%, but the company’s profits took a hit, as traffic to brick-and-mortar stores decreased compared to last year.

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