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  • Target Canada unveils exclusives, partnerships ahead of opening

    MISSISSAUGA, Ontario — Target has revealed its exclusive partnerships, own brands and limited collections that Canadian consumers can look forward to experiencing once the retailer opens its first stores in the country this spring.

  • Walmart to suppliers: Failure is not an option

    Suppliers to Walmart are facing a new zero tolerance policy that will require adherence to stricter compliance measures and potentially add new costs.

  • Privalia boosts flash sales business with IBM Smarter Commerce

    Armonk, N.Y. -- Online fashion retailer Privalia said Friday it is working with IBM to boost its expanding online sales business through mobile and social channels.

    Privalia organizes online flash sales, a phenomena that offers personalized, limited-time offers to consumers at attractive prices.

  • Kimberly-Clark caps record year

    Strong international growth and price increases helped Kimberly-Clark produce a 3% fourth quarter sales increase and cap off a record year.

  • Saks amps up omni-channel strategy

     

    Saks Fifth Avenue is amping up its omni-channel strategy by updating  its SaksFirst loyalty program and adding free shipping. The changes will make the benefits of the program more consistent across Saks’ different channels. 

    On Thursday, Saks announced that all Saks cardholders will now receive free shipping from Saks stores, Saks.com and Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th stores.

  • Hilco seeks to elevate retail consulting biz

    Hilco Trading wants to build the next great retail consulting business and consistent with that goal it has hired Antony Karabus to serve as president of Hilco’s retail consulting arm and elevated current CEO Greg Rubin to the role of chairman.

  • Express opportunity evident in C-store total

    While Walmart continues to fine tune its small format Express concept, ample opportunity awaits in the C-store space.

    The latest data from Nielsen shows the number of U.S. convenience stores continues to expand and last year set a new record with 149,220 units. Roughly 63% of those units are independent operators who presumably charge higher prices than what would be available at Walmart’s convenience stores.

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