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Most retailers drill it into employees’ heads: The customer is always right. Except — we all know that sometimes that is just simply not the case.
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You probably don’t think much about the cardboard and other garbage that your store tosses every week. But for enterprising crooks, it’s a lucrative income stream.
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Pinterest isn’t just the hottest social media site — it’s a growing force at driving consumers who are ready to buy to retailers’ sites.
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Retailers just got a $7.25 billion settlement in a landmark lawsuit over credit card fees. But the story doesn’t end there.
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Organized crime rings are increasingly targeting retailers for a quick payday.
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New research shows that despite popular opinion, Dad may actually be the champion grocery shopper in the average household.
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Not only is Pinterest, the graphics-driven social media site, driving more traffic to retailers’ sites, those shoppers spend more per order. Read the rest of this entry »
Those are just some of the findings of a new study by Shopify.
Los Angeles just became the biggest city in the U.S. to ban plastic bags at supermarket checkouts.
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Retailers are finding ways to turn consumers’ smartphones into their own marketing tools, to combat “showrooming” and consumers using the devices to comparison shop online while they’re in the store.
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Is dropping employee health insurance the most effective money-saving trick retailers have?
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Target will have to face a jury in a baby-spit-related slip-and-fall case.
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Can just responding to a few tweets really be enough of a social media investment to benefit your company? A new report says yes.
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If your company hasn’t started using e-coupons to get consumers’ attention, it may soon fall behind your competitors.
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Three Congressional bills are putting the ongoing sales tax collection debate back in the legislative crosshairs. Here’s the latest on what it means for both online and brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Just how is the average American spending his or her dollars — and how is it changing over time?
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Should retailers have a say on how long electronic customer information is stored or should consumers?
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It seems American Express is giving its cardholders exactly what they want! Want to know what that is?
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It seems the tides are turning when it comes to shoplifting. There is well-known product on the market that’s become the new hot item for thieves to steal and sell on the black market! And it has nothing to do with electronics!
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There’s a new product that turns smartphones into mobile credit card readers – and it’s catching on among retailers.
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If you haven’t jumped onto the Pinterest bandwagon yet, now may be the perfect time. Why?
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