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Walmart, Kroger Halt Gun Sales To Buyers Under 21
Within 24 hours of DICK’s Sporting Goods ending assault-style rifle sales at its 35 Field & Stream stores in the wake of the Parkland, Fla. shooting, Walmart and Kroger joined the…
News March 1SMCP and PredictSpring Launch In-Store Mobile Associate App
SMCP and PredictSpring have collaborated to debut a mobile store associate app designed to align online and offline retail experiences. The new app integrates with Salesforce Commerce Cloud and is…
News March 1RevCascade Launches Souler Influencer Commerce Platform
RevCascade has unveiled Souler, a commerce platform enabling influencers to sell products to their followers through a dedicated online storefront. Additionally, the platform is designed to give brands the opportunity…
News March 1Driving Private Label Differentiation Through Collaboration And Insight
It’s no secret that the private label market is evolving rapidly and picking up steam in the U.S. In fact, customers recently ranked Trader Joe’s and Aldi in the top…
Executive Viewpoints March 14-Step Survival Guide To Navigating The Online-Offline Grocery Convergence
The Amazon–Whole Foods deal made a splash that put every U.S. grocer on notice. In response, other grocery powerhouses — including Walmart, Kroger and Albertsons —have made bold moves that…
Features March 1Amazon Advances Into Home Security With $1 Billion Ring Acquisition
Amazon has acquired smart doorbell manufacturer Ring, giving the e-Commerce giant a greater presence in home security, connected home devices and in-home delivery. The deal is worth $1 billion, according…
News February 28How Can Shopping Malls Revive And Bring Back Consumers?
The decline of American mall traffic, particularly in its anchor stores, has been perhaps the biggest indicator of changes in shopper preferences. When Morning Consult asked U.S. shoppers what features…
Executive Viewpoints February 28DICK’S Ends Assault Rifle Sales In Wake Of Florida Shootings
DICK’S Sporting Goods will no longer sell assault-style rifles like the one used in the Parkland, Fla. shooting on Feb. 14 that killed 17 people. In a statement issued Feb.…
News February 28Tips To Reduce Employee Turnover And Absenteeism In Retail Stores
Your employees are your business. They greet and serve your customers, they open and close the shop, they handle the money, and they work alongside you in your retail store.…
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