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  • HH Gregg prepares for holiday with 500 job openings

    Indianapolis-based appliance and electronics retailer HH Gregg announced plans to hire 500 qualified home appliance and electronics salespeople for its 228 stores in preparation for the holiday shopping season. 

    The company is accepting applications through the end of the month and will be hiring for stores in the Midwest, South, Mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes regions. Associates hired in advance of the holiday season will be offered permanent full-time and part-time sales positions.

  • Overstock.com leverages social media for sweepstakes

    Overstock.com will be leveraging social media to hold a sweepstakes inspired by its new "The Good Good" advertising campaign.

    Contest entrants participate by adding an image or pin representing the work of a non-profit that inspires them to Pinterest. Entrants will then share that pin on the Overtock.com website. One winner will be awarded $2,500, and Overstock.com employees will give the non-profit 100 hours of time.

  • Revionics and Nielsen integrate pricing data, technology

    Roseville, Calif. – Revionics, Inc. and Nielsen Holdings, N.V., have signed a multi-year global strategic alliance agreement which will integrate Nielsen Pricing Insights with Revionics Life Cycle Price Optimization solutions. The alliance brings together Nielsen competitive market data with demand-based predictive analytics to help retailers quickly make data-driven pricing changes at enterprise scale to capitalize on competitive marketplace conditions.

  • HoneyBaked Ham Leverages HP Technology to Keep Pace With Transactions

    When it found the performance of a legacy data-processing system lagging too far behind the pace of its business, Alpharetta, Georgia-based The Original HoneyBaked Ham Co. of Georgia, Inc. decided to investigate more current options. Difficulties keeping up with the flow of transactional data from its 115 corporate stores and 200 franchise locations during the 2011 holiday season marked the turning point for the retailer.

  • Report: Staples and RadioShack remove Amazon lockers

    New York -- Staples and RadioShack Corp. have removed Amazon lockers from their stores, according to Bloomberg. The chains were among a group of retailers who have been testing the system.

    According to the report, Staples ended the partnership with Amazon because it didn’t meet the criteria the two companies set up, while RadioShack said the program did not fit with its strategy.

     

  • Dick’s Sporting Goods outlines growth initiative

    Dick’s Sporting Goods has outlined its long-term plan to deliver sales and operating profit growth and drive shareholder value in the next five years, with the company’s namesake stores, new Field & Stream retail format and omnichannel platform driving its growth.

  • Michaels unveils Cake Boss cakeware

    Michaels has launched Cake Boss cakeware, designed by celebrity baker Bartolo "Buddy" Valastro, star of Cake Boss on TLC, and will be leveraging social media to promote the line.

    Available in all U.S. Michaels stores, the cakeware line includes cookie, cake and loaf pans with grips, novelty bakeware like the signature flower cakelett pan; specialty baking utensils like a spoonula, a mechanical cookie scoop and a balloon whisk; and accessories like decorating tip sets, a fondant ribbon cutter, a letter impression set, and specialty fondant acrylic rolling pins.

  • Macy's revamps Herald Square Visitor Center

    Macy’s, Inc. is looking to NYC & Company, a marketing, tourism and partnership organization for New York City, to help the retailer co-brand its new Herald Square Visitor Center as an official New York City information center.

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