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Reuters: First Home Depot Union Election Fails 165-61

Associates at a Home Depot location in Philadelphia reportedly voted against joining a union in a 165-51 vote, according to Reuters. The…

Report: New York State Amazon Facility Rejects Unionization in Blow to Wider Campaign

A union vote at an Amazon fulfillment center in Castleton, N.Y. reportedly failed by a nearly two-to-one margin, according to Reuters. Workers…

Second Apple Store Votes to Unionize as NLRB Files Unfair Labor Practices Complaint at NYC Location

A majority of associates at the Penn Square Apple store in Oklahoma City have voted to unionize with representation by the Communications…

Election Day E-Commerce Sales Up 13.2% YoY, Driven By Mobile Devices

Neither long lines at the polls nor the distraction of a highly significant set of races was enough to disrupt online retail…

Retailers Help Employees Find Time And Motivation To Vote In The Midterms

Retailers are seeking to do their part to boost voter turnout as shoppers express greater interest in social responsibility. More than 300…

Technology Investments Top Cybersecurity, Workforce As 2017 Priority

Retailers seeking growth opportunities are banking on more technology spending to power their brand. In fact, technology (59%) remains the top investment…

Barnes & Noble Sales Continue To Plummet Despite Cost Cuts

Although Barnes & Noble’s cost cutting efforts have enabled the brand to cut year-over-year Q3 net losses nearly in half, from $39.2…

Divisive Election Dampens Holiday Spending Plans

Uncertainty continues to reign supreme as Americans prepare to cast their ballots on Nov. 8, and while the victor in the upcoming…

EBay Taps Crowdsourcing To Inspire Purchases Via Mobile App

As presidential election season heats up, eBay is giving consumers a chance to vote for one of two mobile offers on apparel,…

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